The Behavioural Ecology Research Group of the University of Debrecen investigates the behaviour of animals ranging from hydras, throught firebugs and birds to mice. Our interest is twofold. First, we analyse the adaptive value of behavioural traits by means of theoretical models. Second, we test the predictions of our models on wild populations of animals. Behavioural Ecology Research Group, Department of Evolutionary Zoology, University of Debrecen, Debrecen, H-4010, Hungary Phone: +36 52 512-900 ext. 62334 or 62356, Fax: +36 52 512-941

Behaviour ecology meetings

5. Modern vizsgálati módszerek a viselkedésökológiában (Debrecen, 2000)
6. Modellek a viselkedésökológiában (Debrecen, 2002)
7. Lineáris modellek alkalmazása a viselkedésbiológiában és az ökológiában (Debrecen, 2005)
8. Behavioral Ecology Meeting (Cluj Napoca, 2007)
9. Conflict and Cooperation Workshop (Debrecen, 2008)
10. Cooperation in animal societies (Cluj Napoca, 2009)

Members

Johanna Kiss PhD student	Dr. Ádám Lendvai associate professor	Csongor I. Vágási postdoc, PhD	Dr. Balázs Vági research fellow
Attila Marton PhD	Dr. Attila Fülöp PhD, research fellow	Anna Somogyi PhD student	Johanna Hartmann
Dr. Zoltán Németh assistant professor	Zsófia Tóth PhD student	Judit Szabados	Melinda Dorottya Alexáné Babits PhD student
Dr. Zoltán Barta professor of biology	Dr. Jácint Tökölyi associate professor; principal investigator (MTA-DE "Momentum" Ecology, Evolution and Developmental Biology Research Group)	Dr. Miklós Bán lecturer