• Luis Cadahía's profile

    • What I do

      I am a recent doctor in Biology who’s been working up until now on some population ecology work, particularly connected with birds’ dispersal, and molecular ecology / population genetics, and the application of the knowledge derived from these studies in conservation of endangered fauna.

    • Affiliations

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    • Interests

      I am interested in population ecology and ecological genetics, in particular dispersal and structure of populations, along with the application in conservation of endangered species. However, I am becoming increasingly interested in how ecological and evolutionary processes interact, so I am trying to veer the direction of my career a little bit, for which I actually need some help :)

    • Projects

      -Spanish imperial eagle feathers genotyping with microsatellite and MHC (Major Histocompatibility Complex) genes (this is my current job).
      -Juvenile dispersal, recruitment to the breeding population and its effect on the genetic structure of Bonelli’s eagle Hieraaetus fasciatus populations in the Iberian Peninsula. 2002-2007 (my PhD project).
      -Biomonitoring air quality in Galicia (NW Spain). 1999-2000(this was my undergraduate project, a loooooong time ago).

    • Publications

      Luis Cadahía has listed no publications on Nature Network.

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