Professor of Ecology & Evolution and Physiology
- Office: (416) 287-7419
- Lab: (416) 287-7442
- Fax: (416) 287-7676
- Email: Rudy Boonstra
- Website: http://www.utsc.utoronto.ca/~boonstra/
Research Group
Phoebe D. Edwards, Ph. D. Candidate, U Toronto
Research: The cause of population cycles in voles
Phoebe's email
http://phoebeedwardsresearch.weebly.com
Sophia Lavergne, Post-Doctoral Fellow, U Toronto
Research: The snowshoe hare 10-year cycle and the impact of predator stress on epigenetic changes in offspring.
Sophia's email
http://sophialav.weebly.com
Laura McCaw, M.Sc. Candidate, U. Toronto
Research: Maternal effects and the Impact of predator-induced stress on epigenetic changes in snowshoe hare offspring.
Laura's email
Brendan Delehanty, Post-Doctoral Fellow, U. Toronto
We are collaborating on the evolution of the stress axis in mammals and on the measurement of stress in vertebrates
Brendan's email
Charles J. Krebs, Professor Emeritus, UBC
Research: Population Regulation in Mammals
Michael Sheriff, Professor, UMass Dartmouth
Research: Ecological interactions in populations and behavior.
Stan Boutin, Professor, University of Alberta
Research: How ecological variation affects phenotypic plasticity, evolution and population dynamics
Stan's email
https://uofa.ualberta.ca/biological-sciences/faculty-and-staff/academic-staff/stan-boutin
Dennis Murray, Professor, Trent U
Research: the role of predation risk on sublethal effects in the population demography in snowshoe hares.
Thomas Jung, Collaborator
Senior Wildlife Biologist, Yukon Department of Environment;
Adjunct Professor, University of Alberta;
Affiliate Professor, University of Alaska Fairbanks
We are collaborating on the ecology of stress in northern bats; Climate change impact on snowshoe hare.
Thomas's email
Jane Harms, Dr DVM and Collaborator
Program Veterinarian, Yukon Department of Environment
on the ecology of stress in northern bats;
We are collaborating on on the ecology of stress in northern bats. Other interest includes disease surveillance in northern wildlife.
Jane's email