Mylene M.
Mariette
I am a Behavioural Ecologist, working on the evolution of life history strategies, developmental plasticity and acoustic communication, and their implications for species persistence under global change. Recently, my work has focused on the impact of prenatal sound on development and heat adaptation strategies, mostly in birds. My studies mostly focus on: developmental impact of prenatal sounds, avian heat adaptation, cooperation and communication, social network and reproductive strategies.
A researcher specialising in disseminating knowledge on the impact of noise and birds’ potential adaptations to heat, including through developmental changes, with implications for poultry farming and biodiversity.
