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Gall Lab featured in Miscellany News
Our research on songbird audition and bioacoustics was featured in the Vassar Miscellany News. Check it out! http://miscellanynews.org/2014/04/16/features/bio-prof-has-birds-eye-view/
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Our first birds!
It was 14 degrees on Monday morning when Arick Wong, an undergrad in my lab, and I packed up the car and headed out to Vassar Farms. It was chilly, but clear and still, a perfect day for banding birds! … Continue reading
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Welcome!
Welcome to the Sensory Ecology Blog at Vassar College! Here you will find posts about current research in sensory ecology (including physiology, behavior, and evolution) that has caught our eye. These posts are contributed by guest writers from the Sensory … Continue reading