jocelynpoissant.bsky.social
Associate Professor @ UCalgary 🇨🇦 | wildlife 🐴🦌🐏 | molecular ecology | evolutionary ecology | conservation genetics. Mostly long-term individual-based studies. 🏃🏻⛷️ He/him https://sites.google.com/site/jocelynpoissant. Opinions are my own.
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Why do some animals have many social partners while others invest in a few strong relationships? Our new @royalsocietypublishing.org paper suggests the answer may be: it depends on the weather ☀️🌧️ 🐑 tinyurl.com/mry3mtpf
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Show PostThe various divisions of woodland caribou herds have sometimes confused researchers in the past. But new genetic research has revealed the inner makeup of caribou populations in Alberta and British Columbia.
Show PostExciting news🤲 My PhD thesis, "Conservation genomics and metagenomics of caribou", has officially been accepted and published by the University of Calgary! Read the thesis here: hdl.handle.net/1880/126146
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