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Laboratory of Evolutionary and Adaptive Physiology
December 16, 2019

Ivan Blanco is our new PhD student

Congratulations to Ivan Blanco who will work in LEAP for the next four years to achieve a PhD thesis on the mangrove rivulus. Ivan just obtained a grant from the FNRS (FRIA) to work on the mating system of the self-fertilizing fish mangrove rivulus. In this species, hermaphrodites can either self-fertilize or outcross with a male but no one knows how and why different populations favour one or the other solution. The mechanisms of temperature-dependent sex-determination will be investigated before field analyses will aim to identify the advantages of such an extraordinary reproduction strategy in a vertebrate.

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