Fredrik Hanslin, MSc
PhD student Scientific Education
Applied Techniques
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Research InterestFrom my studies, I have gained an interest in the challenges and mechanisms of migration in animal life. Previously, I have worked with heavy metal pollution and its effect on migratory seabirds, tracking them across several years from naïve first-time migrants to experienced migrants using light-logger geolocators. In my PhD, I will conduct behavioral experiments to investigate the role of olfactory cues in the Monarch butterfly migration. I aim to understand how the monarchs precisely navigate to their overwintering sites during their long migration of several thousand kilometers, and how their cue preference changes in different migratory stages.
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PUblications
- Søraker JS, Wright J, Hanslin, FØ, & Pepke, ML (2023) The evolution of extra-pair paternity and paternal care in birds. Behavioral Ecology, arad053.