Mélissa MARTIN

After a master in Ecology, Evolution and Biometry at the Université Claude Bernard Lyon 1 (2010), I did a PhD in Evolutionary biology and Behavioural ecology at the Université Pierre et Marie Curie (2013) and then a post-doctoral fellow at the Muséum National d?Histoire Naturelle (2014-2015). Currently, I am a research and teaching assistant at the University of Angers where I teach Animal and Plant biology, Ethology, and Behavioral ecology to undergraduate and graduate students, and where I study ecological responses of impalas to landscape heterogeneity. The scope of my research spans Behavioral ecology, Evolutionary biology, Landscape ecology, Sensory ecology, Visual ecology, and Eco-physiology.

After a master in Ecology, Evolution and Biometry at the Université Claude Bernard Lyon 1 (2010), Idid a PhD in Evolutionary biology and Behavioural ecology at the Université Pierre et Marie Curie (2013) and then a post-doctoral fellow at the Muséum National d?Histoire Naturelle (2014-2015). Currently, I am a research and teaching assistant at the University of Angers where IteachAnimal and Plant biology, Ethology, and Behavioral ecology to undergraduate and graduate students, and where I studyecological responses of impalas to landscape heterogeneity. The scope of my research spansBehavioral ecology, Evolutionary biology, Landscape ecology, Sensory ecology, Visual ecology, and Eco-physiology.