OTN Canada Administration: Glenn Crossin
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I am acting as the interim OTN Canada network manager, working closely with Sara and Shauna to help coordinate OTN research activities, events, and funding. I come to this position with a broad familiarity with animal telemetry; my research focuses on the use of telemetry and physiological sampling to test fundamental questions about evolutionary and behavioural ecology, using seabirds and fish as model-systems. I have a particular interest in the consequences of overlapping life-history events (e.g. migration and reproduction; parental care and moult), and the potential physiological conflicts this can generate leading to trade-offs and carry-over effects.
Affiliations: Simon Fraser University, Dalhousie University Areas of Expertise: Evolutionary, physiological, and behavioural ecology of vertebrates, particularly seabirds and fish. Research web-page: http://www.sfu.ca/~gtc2/Glenn_T._Crossin,_Ph.D./Home.html |
