Behavioural and evolutionary ecologist focused on the evolution of multimodal sexual signaling, with particular emphasis on chemical cues and how they drive sexual selection, local adaptation, population divergence and speciation.

I am a PhD student working on my thesis about the mechanisms of phenotypic integration and plasticity of multimodal signals in lizards.

Grupo de Investigación en Ecología y Conservación de Aves cpalacin@mncn.csic.es

I study the role of olfaction in different contexts of animal life, such as antipredatory behaviour, foraging and social interactions. I am especially interested in the study of avian olfaction.

Luis M. Carrascal is a research professor whose scientific interests are focused on the causal explanations of habitat and elevational patterns in species, and the interspecific variation in position and breadth of organisms within thermal gradients.

Behavioural ecology of birds and reptiles