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I am currently a M.S. student at Oklahoma State University in Stillwater, OK. I'm fascinated with speciation and behavioral ecology. My research examines the behavioral mechanisms that limit gene flow between species. I am interested in how mate choice isolates closely related species that have overlapping geographic ranges. Specifically, I'm investigating mate choice in hybrid offspring of sympatric species of Old World mice.
I'm a big advocator of outreach and its many impacts on the greater community.
Tyler Ryan
11.30.16
Applied to the Animal Behavior Society's Student Research Grant
11.5.16
Began volunteering at the Oklahoma Aquarium in Jenks, OK
Recent News
8.15.16
Began Master's at Oklahoma State University
11.7.16
Began mentoring undergraduate Whitney McMillon on a poster presentation over Behavioral Neuroendocrinology
5.7.16
Graduated from Truman State with a B.S. in Biology
10.24.16
Applied to the NSF's Graduate Research Fellow Program
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