Female toads breed with a different species when it helps their tadpoles survive
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Caitlyn Finton
Behavioral Neuroscience
Cornell University
I am a PhD student at Cornell University studying the link between brain and behavior. I’m most excited about social behavior because it is such a large part of everyday life. I specifically investigate the link between memory structures in the brain and monogamy in the prairie vole, a small, mouse-like rodent.
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