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Ethology (e3) group -- ICBiBE (University of Valencia)
2016 left to right: Alicia Bartolomé, Javier Ábalos, Jindrich Brejcha, Guillem Pérez, Pau Carazo, Enrique Font, Arnaud Badiane.

Pau Carazo Ferrandis
'Ramon y Cajal' Research Fellow (2015-2020) PhD in Valencia (2005-2010), post docs in Sydney (2011) and Oxford (2012-2014). An addict to playing detective with nature. Web: http://www.paucarazo.com

Guillem Pérez i de Lanuza
collaborator, post-doctoral fellow of the Fundação para a Ciência e a Tecnologia (FCT, Portugal) PhD in Valencia 2012. Current position: FCT post-doctoral fellow, CIBIO Research Centre in Biodiversity and Genetic Resources, Universidade do Porto, Campus de Vairão, Vila do Conde (Portugal).

Vicente Palacios Sánchez
collaborator Since 1998 my research has focused on a range of topics relating to the ecology, behaviour and conservation of wolves. I am currently involved in several projects dealing with wolf acoustic communication, hybridization, and mitigation of wolf-human conflict due to predation on livestock.

Javier Ábalos Álvarez
Ph.D. candidate at University of Valencia (FPU scholarship) MSc. in Ethology at Córdoba University. I am interested in the processes generating and maintaining colour polymorphism and particularly, in its potential role as a visual signal mediating intraspecific interactions in lacertids. I enjoy watching the frantic (LOL) activity of lizards in the wild.

Arnaud Badiane
Ph.D. candidate Macquarie/Valencia Ph.D. candidate at Macquarie University (Sydney, Australia) and University of Valencia (since 2014) MSc. in Systematics, Evolution, and Paleobiodiversity at Pierre et Marie Curie University, Paris VI, France (2013). I am interested in evolution, behavior, and ecology using reptiles as model organisms. Currently, my research focuses on the evolution of colour signals in lizards. Web: http://arnaudbadiane.com

Jindřich Brejcha
collaborator Ph.D. candidate at Dept. of Philosophy and History of Sciences, Faculty of Science, Charles University in Prague and employee of Dept. of Zoology, National Museum in Prague. I am interested in turtles, animal coloration, morphology, behavior and invasive ecology. I cannot stop wondering how likenesses of biological forms come into existence. Web: http://jindrichbrejcha.wixsite.com/kurmachakra

Alicia Bartolomé Carretero
collaborator BSc and MSc at the University of Valencia. I'm interested in the evolution of ageing, sexual conflict, kin selection and animal cognition.