Hannu Ylönen
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No active affiliation
Research interests
Reproductive investment and behavior in fluctuating risk environment form core questions in ecology and evolutionary biology. My research concentrates on predator-prey interaction and fear effects between predator and prey and fear signal transfer between prey individuals. Scene of my research is the boreal vole cycle and climate change, actors are voles and weasels.
Fields of science
Follow-up groups
Projects as Principal investigator
- Peto-saalis-suhde ja yhteistyö tutkimuksen keskiössä - ja tutkijoiden urapolulla.
- Kone Foundation
- 11th Jyväskylä Winter School of Ecology; Workshop "Population Cycles and Outbreaks: Still of interest or historical debate?"
- Federation of Finnish Learned Societies
- Wildlife-human co-existence
- Federation of Finnish Learned Societies
- Fear effects, predation cue recognition and changing environment: prey and specialist predator perspectives
- Research Council of Finland
Projects as Team Member
- Integrated Atmospheric and Earth System Science Research Infrastructure - Ecosystems (INAR RI Ecosystems)
- Karjalainen, Juha
- Research Council of Finland
Publications and other outputs
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