Wisenden and students present at Animal Behavior Society

Wisenden and students present at Animal Behavior Society

Brian Wisenden, Biosciences, and six students (Nicole Williams, Kim Fritel, Justin Olson, Jenae Olson, Alane Korf and Tony Stumbo) attended and presented 4 posters of research data at the annual meeting of the Animal Behavior Society, convened at Indiana University July 25-30.

Presentations are listed below (*indicates undergraduate collaborator):

• Anthony D Stumbo, Clayton T James, Cam P Goater, Brian D Wisenden. 2011. Safety in numbers: Shoaling as an anti-parasite defense in fathead minnows exposed to cercariae.
• Sailer*, Sonny Radenic*, Randy Sutrisno* & Brian Wisenden. 2011. Exploratory-boldness behavioral syndrome in zebrafish. 
• Justin A. Olson*, Jenae M. Olson*, Rachel E. Walsh*, and Brian D. Wisenden. 2011. A Method to Train Groups of Predator-Naïve Fish to Recognize and Respond to Predators When Released into the Natural Environment.
• Nicole Williams*, Alane Korf*, Kim Fritel*, Randy Sutrisno*, Phillip Schotte*, Jessica Nymark*, Kevin Kinter*, Anthony Stumbo*, Patrick Self*, Jen Snekser, Dan McEwen, Ellen Brisch, Brian Wisenden. 2011. Co-evolution of parental brood defense, offspring anti-predator competence and habitat-specific predation pressure in convict cichlids.