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The Evolutionary Ecology Group studies how animals (including our own species) respond and adapt to changing environments.

Our work spans from individual movement decisions (the ecological time scale) to longer term (evolutionary) consequences (species range and niche changes, hybridisation, adaptation). We answer these questions with sophisticated computational models that leverage big data from multiple lines of evidence, including tracking data, population genetics, and palaeoclimate reconstructions.

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Contact Details

Group Leader

Professor Andrea Manica

am315@cam.ac.uk

Department of Zoology
University of Cambridge
Downing St
Cambridge
CB2 3EJ
 

01223  (3)33627

Group Members

Keywords:

ecology, evolution, population genetics, species distribution
models, human evolutionary ecology