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Dr. Robert Cox
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Postdoctoral Researcher Natural and sexual selection, sexual conflict, behavioral endocrinology, physiological ecology, comparative biology, herpetology
Most of my research involves lizards and centers around the evolution and development of sexual differences in growth rate, body size, coloration, physiology, behavior, and reproductive investment.

I use an integrative approach that combines comparative studies of broad evolutionary patterns across species, long-term studies of wild populations, and experimental manipulation in both the natural environment and under controlled lab conditions.

Dartmouth College

Department of Biological Sciences

401 Gilman Hall

Hanover, NH 03755 (USA)

Lab/office: (603) 646-9916

E-mail: robert.m.cox@dartmouth.edu

If you are a Dartmouth student who would like to become involved with a research project in these areas, please read this announcement and feel free to contact me!

Updated: 31 August, 2007

Dr. Robert Cox	Research interests:
Postdoctoral Researcher	Natural and sexual selection, sexual conflict, behavioral endocrinology, physiological ecology, comparative biology, herpetology Most of my research involves lizards and centers around the evolution and development of sexual differences in growth rate, body size, coloration, physiology, behavior, and reproductive investment. I use an integrative approach that combines comparative studies of broad evolutionary patterns across species, long-term studies of wild populations, and experimental manipulation in both the natural environment and under controlled lab conditions.
Dartmouth College
Department of Biological Sciences
401 Gilman Hall
Hanover, NH 03755 (USA)
Lab/office: (603) 646-9916

E-mail: robert.m.cox@dartmouth.edu
If you are a Dartmouth student who would like to become involved with a research project in these areas, please read this announcement and feel free to contact me!