Teresa Dzieweczynski presents at International Ethological Conference

Teresa Dzieweczynski, Ph.D., associate professor in the Department of Psychology, presented at the International Ethological Conference in Newcastle, United Kingdom.

Her work, "Chronic exposure to ethinylestradiol reduces behavioral consistency in male Siamese fighting fish,” featured multiple student co-authors: Kim Hentz (Animal Behavior '13), Olivia Hebert (Medical Biology '13), and Brittney Logan (Animal Behavior '16).
 

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