HABRI Central

His interest is to understand animal behavior in light of the ecological problems that evolution presents species in their natural circumstances
Alex Kacelnik is Professor of Behavioral Ecology at the University of Oxford , UK.
His interest is to understand animal behavior in light of the ecological problems that evolution presents species in their natural circumstances. After studying biology at the University of Buenos Aires , Alex did his doctorate at Oxford. He has worked as a researcher at Groningen , Berlin , Cambridge and , since 1990 , director of the Research Group in Behavioral Ecology at the university. He was honored with awards from the Comparative Cognition Society, the Cogito Foundation, the Argentina Society for Neuroscience , and is a Fellow of the Royal Society of London.

Researchers should cite this work as follows:

1. Animal behavior
2. Animal welfare
3. Ecology
4. Evolution
5. Habitats
6. Nature