Suzanne H. Alonzo, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
	Campus address:	427A Osborn Memorial Labs 165 Prospect Street New Haven, CT 06511 USA
	Mailing address:	Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology P. O. Box 208106 Yale University New Haven, CT 06520-8106 USA
	Phone: Fax: Email:	(203) 432 0690  (203) 432 3854 Suzanne.Alonzo@yale.edu

In the Alonzo lab, we study the evolution of reproductive traits using mathematical models and empirical studies of fishes.

Topics include: sexual selection, parental care, alternative reproductive behaviors,
female mate choice, sexual conflict, sperm competition and mating systems

A behavioral and evolutionary ecologist by training, my research focuses more generally on the evolution and ecology of reproductive traits. I conduct fieldwork in Corsica (on the ocellated wrasse) and in Connecticut (on a freshwater stream fish, the tessellated darter) and use phenotypic and genetic modeling approaches to examine how interactions within and between the sexes affect the evolution and expression of reproductive behaviors.