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Martin
Seltmann
Docent, Department of Biology
PostDoctoral Researcher, Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
PhD

Contact

Vesilinnantie 5
20500
Turku

Areas of expertise

Animal personality
behavioural ecology
social behaviour
stress physiology
thermoregulation
habitat selection
nesting
human-animal interactions
human-wildlife conflict

Teaching

Basics in Biostatistics using R

Introduction to Behavioural and Evolutionary Ecology

Teaching contributions in “Biological Research Introductions”

Research


I am mostly interested in consistent individual differences in behaviour (aka personality), social behaviour and stress physiology in an ecological but also in a human-animal interaction context. Recently, I am also investigating habitat selection processes and how those can lead to human-wildlife agricultural conflcits. To address my research questions, I study Asian elephants, reindeer and Barnacle geese. Lately, I'v become interested in historical and contemporary human attitudes towards wildlife along the urban-rural gradient. I also study how kin network characteristics are linked to early childhood surivial in a historical population of Finns.

Publications

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Asian elephant calf physiology and mahout perspectives during taming in Myanmar (2024)

Royal Society Open Science
Crawley Jennie A. H., Nandar Hnin, Zaw Htet T., Lahdenperä Mirkka, Franco dos Santos Diogo J., Seltmann Martin W., Brown Janine L., Goodsell Robert M., Oo Zaw M., Htut Win, Nyein U. K., Aung Htoo H., Lummaa Virpi
(Vertaisarvioitu alkuperäisartikkeli tai data-artikkeli tieteellisessä aikakauslehdessä (A1))