Animal Physiology & Behaviour Group
Research Areas
Our group studies the adaptive value of behavioral patterns (i.e., focuses on question in the areas of evolutionary biology, animal ecology and behavioral ecology) and the underlying mechanisms (i.e. processing mechanisms in the neural system).
Current research projects are:
- Evolution of reproductive strategies by natural and sexual selection
See Thomas Friedl, Ralf Edler, Alice Aidnik. - Sensory ecology of auditory communication
See Georg Klump, Ulrike Langemann. - Processing mechanisms in the auditory system of birds and mammals
See Ulrike Langemann, Georg Klump, Karin Klink, Julia Maier, Melanie Zokoll.
If you are interested in our projects, would like to learn more about them or participate, please contact us by email (Georg.Klump@uni-oldenburg.de, Thomas.Friedl@uni-oldenburg.de, Ulrike.Langemann@uni-oldenburg.de).
The list of diploma and doctoral theses supervised by Prof. Dr. Georg Klump and by Dr. Thomas Friedl provides further information into typical areas of research for thesis work. You can also consult our current list of publications.
If you have interest in a thesis in one of the research areas specified above, don't hesitate to contact us: Georg.Klump@uni-oldenburg.de, Thomas.Friedl@uni-oldenburg.de.
Georg Klump
