Lia Zampa, M.Sc.
Ph.D. student (2021-) supervised by Tomasz Osiejuk
E-mail: zampalia@gmail.com
Phone/fax: +48 61 829 5702
RESEARCH INTEREST
My main research interest lie on the behavioural ecology and evolutionary biology of birds, with a main focus on sexual selection. I am particularly involved in understanding how sexual selection interacts with animal communication in the evolution of bird song.
SHORT CV
2021 - Msc in Evolutionary Biology, University of Padova, Italy
2017 - BSc in Biological Sciences and Technologies, University of Trieste, Italy
CURRENT PROJECTS
Potential influence of intra-sexual selection on the level of vocalization's individuality in Ortolan Buntings (Emberiza hortulana) and African doves from genus Turtur. (PhD in CEUS-UNISONO gran project)
PUBLICATIONS
Manfrin C, Giglio, Pallavicini L, ZampaL, Vecchiet L, Caputi A, Chiadetti C, Beorchia A, Vidimari R, Giuliani PG (2021) Medium-term feasibility of the management of the invasive crayfish Procambarus clarkia with the sterile males release technique. Pest Management Science 77(5): 2494-2501.
Ph.D. student (2021-) supervised by Tomasz Osiejuk
E-mail: zampalia@gmail.com
Phone/fax: +48 61 829 5702
RESEARCH INTEREST
My main research interest lie on the behavioural ecology and evolutionary biology of birds, with a main focus on sexual selection. I am particularly involved in understanding how sexual selection interacts with animal communication in the evolution of bird song.
SHORT CV
2021 - Msc in Evolutionary Biology, University of Padova, Italy
2017 - BSc in Biological Sciences and Technologies, University of Trieste, Italy
CURRENT PROJECTS
Potential influence of intra-sexual selection on the level of vocalization's individuality in Ortolan Buntings (Emberiza hortulana) and African doves from genus Turtur. (PhD in CEUS-UNISONO gran project)
PUBLICATIONS
Manfrin C, Giglio, Pallavicini L, ZampaL, Vecchiet L, Caputi A, Chiadetti C, Beorchia A, Vidimari R, Giuliani PG (2021) Medium-term feasibility of the management of the invasive crayfish Procambarus clarkia with the sterile males release technique. Pest Management Science 77(5): 2494-2501.
