Institute of Evolution and Ecology (EvE)

Dr. Nils Anthes

Tenured Lecturer
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Postal address
University of Tuebingen
Institute of Evolution and Ecology
Auf der Morgenstelle 28
72076 Tübingen
Germany

Research Interests

Current projects

  • Marine visual ecology (fluo pages):
    • Phylogenetic patterns and ecological correlates of long-wavelength fluorescence in marine fish.
      (with Nico Michiels, Pierre-Paul Bitton Ulrike Harant, Matteo Santon and others).
  • Applied Conservation Ecology (conservation pages).

Terminated projects

  • Sexual selection and the evolutionary ecology of hermaphroditism (herma pages), e.g.
    • Causes and consequences of sexual selection in simultaneous hermaphrodites
      (with Nico Michiels, Ines Häderer, Patrice David, Lukas Schärer, Joris Koene)
    • Mechanisms and evolutionary dynamics of traumatic mating
      (with Klaus Reinhardt, Rolanda Lange)
    • Costs and benefits of polyandry
      (with Dennis Sprenger, Ines Häderer)
  • Life history consequences of animal personality and filial cannibalism (personality pages):
    • Interactions of animal personality, filial cannibalism and mate choice in gobies
      (with Katja Heubel, Dennis Sprenger, Kai Lindström, Martin Vallon).

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Short CV

since 2009
Tenured Lecturer

Research Scientist at the Animal Evolutionary Ecology group, University of Tübingen

09 / 2006
Research Associate

Postdoctoral Research Associate in the Animal Evolutionary Ecology group, University of Tübingen

08 / 2006
Dissertation defence

"Mating conflicts and their evolution in simultaneously hermaphroditic sea slugs", Univ. Münster and Tübingen.

02 / 2002
Graduation (Diploma) in Landscape Ecology

"Life cycle, habitat use and population structure of the Marsh Fritillary Butterfly (Euphydryas aurinia) in the German pre-alps" [in German], University of Münster