Lindsay Forrette presents at International Ethological Conference

Lindsay Forrette (Animal Behavior ‘13) presented at the International Ethological Conference held in Newcastle, United Kingdom.

Her poster, "Acute ethinylestradiol exposure disrupts audience effects during male-female interactions in Siamese fighting fish," featured another student co-author, Krystal Mannion (Marine Sciences '15) and was the result of work done in the lab of Teresa Dzieweczynski, Ph.D., associate professor in the Department of Psychology.
 

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