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Dr. Madlen Stange

  • Head of Junior Research Group "Minnow"

Villa
Adenauerallee 160
53113 Bonn

Phone: +49 228 9122 367
E-Mail: m.stange@leibniz-lib.de

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Research interests

In my working group we deal with population genomics (whole genome analyses), ecology and morphology of freshwater fish, currently with a focus on minnows(Phoxinus spp.). To this end, we carry out standardised monitoring by means of point abundance fishing, record ecological parameters, collect fish and examine them morphologically (geometric morphometry) and trophologically (stomach content analyses, stable isotopes). Finally, the results of the trophic and morphological investigations are combined with the results of the whole genome analyses in order to be able to make statements about species/population boundaries, ecological preferences of individual species and the influence of hybridisation through stocking measures. All genetic resources obtained are deposited in our biobank and the resulting data sets and analysis code are made available on open source databases.

Find more infos to this and other projects on my personal website: https://madlenstange.github.io/stangelab/

 

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