Małgorzata Niśkiewicz, MSc
E-mail: gosia8100@vp.pl
Phone: +48 61 829 5703
RESEARCH INTEREST
The role of male sexual traits. Evolution of behaviour and communication in birds and mammals, especially in whales.
CURRENT PROJECT
Trade-off between species recognition and individual discrimination in tropical Turtur doves
(NCN Pus Grant, project UMO-2018/31/B/NZ8/00482
SHORT CV
2019 - M.Sc. in evolutionary biology, Adam Mickiewicz University, Lab of Evolutionary Biology (supervisor prof. Jacek Radwan)
2017 - B.Sc. in biology, Adam Mickiewicz University, Lab of Evolutionary Biology (supervisor prof. Jacek Radwan)
PEER-REVIEWED PUBLICATIONS
Łukasiewicz A., Niśkiewicz M., Radwan J. (2020) Sexually-selected male weapon is associated with lower inbreeding load but higher sex load in the bulb mite. Evolution 74:1851-1855. DOI 11.1111@evo.14033
Zawierucha K., Buda J., Azzoni R.S., Niśkiewicz M., Franzetti A., Ambrosini R. (2019) Water bears dominated cryolite hole ecosystems: densities, habitat preferences and physiological adaptations of Tardigrada on an alpine glacier. Aquatic Ecology DOI 10.1007/s10452-019-09707-2
E-mail: gosia8100@vp.pl
Phone: +48 61 829 5703
RESEARCH INTEREST
The role of male sexual traits. Evolution of behaviour and communication in birds and mammals, especially in whales.
CURRENT PROJECT
Trade-off between species recognition and individual discrimination in tropical Turtur doves
(NCN Pus Grant, project UMO-2018/31/B/NZ8/00482
SHORT CV
2019 - M.Sc. in evolutionary biology, Adam Mickiewicz University, Lab of Evolutionary Biology (supervisor prof. Jacek Radwan)
2017 - B.Sc. in biology, Adam Mickiewicz University, Lab of Evolutionary Biology (supervisor prof. Jacek Radwan)
PEER-REVIEWED PUBLICATIONS
Łukasiewicz A., Niśkiewicz M., Radwan J. (2020) Sexually-selected male weapon is associated with lower inbreeding load but higher sex load in the bulb mite. Evolution 74:1851-1855. DOI 11.1111@evo.14033
Zawierucha K., Buda J., Azzoni R.S., Niśkiewicz M., Franzetti A., Ambrosini R. (2019) Water bears dominated cryolite hole ecosystems: densities, habitat preferences and physiological adaptations of Tardigrada on an alpine glacier. Aquatic Ecology DOI 10.1007/s10452-019-09707-2
