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Rebecca (Becky) Fuller is a Professor in the Neuroscience Program at Illinois University, specializing in evolutionary studies within the fields of ecology and behavior. Her research primarily focuses on the neural and genomic bases of animal behavior, specifically investigating sexual selection and the evolution of mating systems. Fuller’s lab is particularly interested in speciation and phenotypic plasticity, exploring how natural selection acts on variation among and within populations of closely related species. By leveraging genomic approaches, her students seek to address questions related to the impact of environmental factors on visual systems and coloration, as well as the role of genetic variation in driving evolutionary changes. The lab conducts its research on fishes, chosen for the remarkable variability present in populations, which facilitates a broad range of evolutionary inquiries.
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