Gulls foraging in highly urbanized areas experience disruption in hormones and energetic metabolism
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Welcome To
Quantitative Lab
Specializing in the study of amphibians, our laboratory combines data collection, ecological analysis, and R programming to support research and conservation efforts for these species.
At a Glance
The Lab at a Glance
The laboratory brings together researchers, students, and partners to work on multidisciplinary projects aimed at addressing today's environmental challenges.
Its work contributes to the advancement of knowledge and to science-based decision-making.
Ecology and Recovery of Amphibian Populations in Quebec
My laboratory's recent research focuses on the distribution and recovery of northern crickle-frog populations in Quebec, as well as brook salamanders.
Biodiversity Adaptation to Forest Management Activities
In another project, we are quantifying the colonization dynamics of spring ponds in areas adjacent to logged sites, as well as vertebrate communities following assisted tree migration.
Amphibians and Road Infrastructure
We are also interested in the impact of roads on colonization and extinction dynamics, as well as on the demographic parameters of amphibian populations in wetlands near roads.
Automated Acoustic Monitoring of Vocalizing Vertebrates
The laboratory is also exploring the potential of automated acoustic recorders to better understand the distribution and phenology of vocalizing vertebrates.
Package AICcmodavg
This package enables model selection and multimodel inference on various types of models, as well as model diagnostics that account for imperfect detection. This package, available on the R website, has been cited in more than 2,112 publications (Google Scholar, June 1, 2021) (link).
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Read moreLab Members
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- All
- Principal Investigator
- Ph.D. Student
- M.Sc. Student
- Research Professional
Marc Mazerolle
Principal Investigator
Félicia Beaulieu
M.Sc. Student
Marcel Lefebvre
M.Sc. Student
Tohi Adenot
Ph.D. Student
Manuella Strukelj
Research Professional
Alexandre Éthier
M.Sc. Student
Andrée-Anne Lafontaine-Paul
M.Sc. Student
Elysabeth Boulet
M.Sc. Student
Jeffrey P. Ethier
Ph.D. Student
Laura Milliard
Research Professional
Mathieu Ouellette
M.Sc. Student
Lucas Voirin
Ph.D. Student
Emmanuel Lokpaka Bafalata
M.Sc. Student
Sophie Provencher
M.Sc. Student
Clara Casabona i Amat
Research Professional
Maxence Poirier-Joanette
M.Sc. Student
Kévin Matte
M.Sc. Student
Mégan Campeau
M.Sc. Student
Ariane Desgagnés
M.Sc. Student
Robin Besançon
Research Professional
Éloïse Morin
M.Sc. Student
Marie Ruel
M.Sc. Student
Philip Bell-Doyon
Ph.D. StudentLab's Projects
To quantify, predict, and explain the ecological dynamics that are transforming our environments.
