Michael Jennnions is a evolutionary/behavioural ecologist from the Research School of Biology at the Australian National University (ANU). We discuss what it is to be a behavioural ecologist, some of his work on mosquito fish and his thoughts on how to improve the incentives and process of science publication.
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