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Dr. Jorge Contreras Garduño

& Sexual Selection
Eco-Immunology

Anopheles

Rhabditis regina

ENES UNAM Morelia

Anopheles
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Professional experience:
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2015 to date. Professor at the ENES, Morelia, UNAM
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2010-2015. Associate professor at the University of Guanajuato
Education:
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2010 - Postdoctoral Associate, Halifax University, Canada. Advisor: Shelley Adamo
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2008-2010 - Postdoctoral Associate, National Institute of Public Health, Mexico. Advisor: Humberto Lanz
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2007 - PhD., Institute of Ecology, Doctoral Program in Biomedical Science, UNAM, Mexico. Advisor: Alejandro Córdoba-Aguilar
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2002 - B.S. in Biology, Autonomous University of Mexico State Advisor: José Luis Osorno
Societies:
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Mexican Society of Immunology
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American Society of Parasitology
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European Society for Evolutionary Biology
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International Society for Behavioral Ecology
Teaching experience:
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Undergraduate level (ENES, Morelia, UNAM)
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Biodiversity I: Origin & Evolution
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Functional Ecology
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Behavioral Ecology
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Evolutionary Ecology
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Graduate level (ENES, Morelia, UNAM)
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Evolutionary Immunology, Doctoral Program in Biomedical Sciences and Posgrade in Biological Science, UNAM.
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I am a regular collaborator for teaching in the course “Ecophysiology of Animal Behavior” (doctoral program in Biomedical Sciences)


Our investigation focuses
on Sexual Selection and Eco-Immunology
We study those species with biological characteristics that allow us to test different hypotheses. For example, we have studied butterflies, moths, beetles, scorpions, nematodes, fishes, and humans.
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