PhD Studentships: Social behaviour of the Archer fish (Toxotes spp.) Nick Jones

Nick Jones

University of St Andrews (supervisors: Luke Rendell and Mike Webster) 2015-2018

My PhD focuses on the social behaviour of Archer fish (Toxotes spp.) and their learning. Renowned for their ability to shoot down terrestrial prey by ‘shooting’ jets of water at them archer fish may be capable of using social information from conspecifics to learn to perform specific behaviours. I am investigating this and exploring the various factors that affect their learning and social dynamics. I am supervised by Luke Rendell and Mike Webster at the University of St Andrews in collaboration with Stefan Schuster at the University of Bayreuth.

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