Hatchwell, Ben J - University of Sheffield - Department of Animal and Plant Sciences

个人简介

BA (1984) University of Oxford PhD (1988) University of Sheffield Post-doc, University of Cambridge (1988-90) Post-doc, University of Oxford (1991-93) Lecturer in Zoology, University of Sheffield (1993-2002) Senior Lecturer in Zoology, University of Sheffield (2002-04) Reader, University of Sheffield (2004-2006) Professor of Evolutionary Ecology (2007-present)

研究领域

My principal research interest is in social evolution and reproductive strategies. The main approach of my research is to use field observations and experiments to test evolutionary theory. Specific research interests and achievements include: The ecological factors that promote the evolution of animal societies The influence of individual dispersal decisions on the genetic structure of populations and the consequences for cooperative behaviour The alternative reproductive strategies of individuals in cooperative groups and their fitness consequences Mechanisms of kin recognition in social animals Proximate and ultimate causes of variation in parental investment I am also interested in avian population ecology, including long-term studies of seabirds and the ecology of urban bird populations. Specific areas of interest include: The population dynamics of guillemots using CMR analysis of individually marked birds The factors determining the size and permanence of bird populations in the urban environment The relationship between urban and rural bird populations

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Napper CJ & Hatchwell BJ (2016) Social dynamics in nonbreeding flocks of a cooperatively breeding bird: causes and consequences of kin associations. Animal Behaviour, 122, 23-35. View this article in WRRO Green JP, Freckleton RP & Hatchwell BJ (2016) Variation in helper effort among cooperatively breeding bird species is consistent with Hamilton's Rule.. Nature Communications, 7, 12663-12663. View this article in WRRO Preston SAJ, Briskie JV & Hatchwell BJ (2016) Adult helpers increase the recruitment of closely related offspring in the cooperatively breeding rifleman. Behavioral Ecology. View this article in WRRO Sæther B-E, Grøtan V, Engen S, Coulson T, Grant PR, Visser ME, Brommer JE, Rosemary Grant B, Gustafsson L, Hatchwell BJ, Jerstad K, Karell P, Pietiäinen H, Roulin A, Røstad OW & Weimerskirch H (2016) Demographic routes to variability and regulation in bird populations. Nature Communications, 7, 12001-12001. View this article in WRRO Bebbington K & Hatchwell BJ (2016) Coordinated parental provisioning is related to feeding rate and reproductive success in a songbird. Behavioral Ecology, 27(2), 652-659. Acker P, Grégoire A, Rat M, Spottiswoode CN, van Dijk RE, Paquet M, Kaden JC, Pradel R, Hatchwell BJ, Covas R & Doutrelant C (2015) Disruptive viability selection on a black plumage trait associated with dominance. Journal of Evolutionary Biology, 28(11), 2027-2041. View this article in WRRO van Dijk RE, Covas R, Doutrelant C, Spottiswoode CN & Hatchwell BJ (2015) Fine-scale genetic structure reflects sex-specific dispersal strategies in a population of sociable weavers ( Philetairus socius ). Molecular Ecology, 24(16), 4296-4311. View this article in WRRO