Sabrina Burmeister, Ph. D. (University of Texas)
email sburmeister@unc.edu
web site

Behavioral regulation of reproductive physiology in frogs; animal communication from behavioral, mechanistic, and evolutionary perspectives

Kenneth Lohmann, Ph. D. (University of Washington)
email ken_lohmann@unc.edu
web site

Geomagnetic orientation in hatchling sea turtle, molluscs, and spiny lobsters; neuroethology of magnetic orientation; orientation of hatchling sea turtles to magnetic fields and waves; geomagnetic navigation of sea turtles

David Pfennig, Ph. D. (University of Texas)
email dpfennig@email.unc.edu
web site

Recognition systems; evolution of social behavior; ecology and evolution of disease transmission; development and evolution of phenotypic plasticity in anuran larvae

Karin Pfennig, Ph. D. (University of Illinois)
email kpfennig@email.unc.edu
web site

Evolution of mating behavior in spadefoot toads and its role in ecological and evolutionary processes

Keith Sockman, Ph. D. (Washington State University)
email kws@unc.edu
web site

Neuroendocrine basis for reproductive decisions in birds and neuroethology of birdsong

Maria Servedio, Ph. D. (University of Texas)
email servedio@email.unc.edu
web site

Mathematical models of the evolution of reproductive isolation and mimicry

Haven Wiley, Ph. D. (Rockefeller University)
email haven_wiley@unc.edu
web site

Evolution of acoustic communication and signal detection in birds, frogs, and primates; dominance hierarchies and spatial relationships; evolution of mating systems in birds; demography of cooperatively breeding tropical wrens; populations and behavioral ecology of birds in tropical and temperate forests

Helmut Mueller, Ph. D. (University of Wisconsin), Emeritus [no longer supervises graduate student research]
email hmueller@email.unc.edu

Evolution of reversed sexual dimorphism in birds; aerodynamic and behavioral correlates of age and sex differences in sizes of hawks; avian populations in old-growth forests; bird migration; predatory behavior of hawks

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