Andrew Goldklank Fulmer
goldklankfulmer@gmail.com
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Field experience

Andrew Fulmer has worked with (and/or been sat upon by) animals representing diverse taxa around the world...
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Arabian Babbler Project, Hazeva, Israel (Ongoing)

Position: PhD Student

Environment(s): Desert (Shezaf and Shachach Nature Reserves, Hazeva, Israel)

Banding, tracking, weighing, habituating, and observing birds as well as contributing to a long term database. 

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Kalahari Meerkat Project, Kuruman River Reserve, South Africa (10/10-12/10)

Position: Volunteer

Environment(s): Semi-Arid Region (Kuruman River Reserve, Kalahari, South Africa)

Marking, tracking, weighing, habituating, and observing meerkats as well as contributing to a long term database. 

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Project Emballonuridae, La Selva and Santa Rosa, Costa Rica (1/09-2/09)

Position: Field Assistant to Dr. Mirjam Knörnschild

Environment(s): Neotropical Rainforest (La Selva Biological Station), Pacific Dry Forest (Santa Rosa Biological Station and Nature Reserve)

Mist-netting, tagging, audio recording, collection of biological samples, and behavioral observation of emballonurid bats.

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Field Work in Hampshire County, Massachusetts, USA (10/06-5/10)

Position: BA Student

Environment(s): Deciduous temperate forests and fields

Tracking, observing and presentation of multimodal playback experiments to wild squirrels (9/07-11/09), tracking and acoustic recording of robins (5/08-8/08), observation and presentation multimodal playback experiments to wild Colias and Pieris butterflies (2/08-5/10), tracking and acoustic recording of wild coyotes (10/06-5/07)

Lab Experience
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McCloskey Lab (College of Staten Island, City Unversity of New York) (ongoing)

Position: Laboratory Rotation and PhD. Student

Associative Partner Choice and Rescue Behavior in the Naked Mole Rat


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Preuss Lab (Hunter College, City University of New York (9/11-12/11)

Position: Laboratory Rotation Student

Behavioral and Physiological Suites Associated with Territorial Status in African Cichlid Fish

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Ross Lab (Hampshire College, Amherst MA) (6/09-5/10)

Position: Division III Thesis Student

Observational Studies on Ontogeny and Intergenerational Effects of Alloparental Care in the Mongolian Gerbil

Partan Lab (Hampshire College, Amherst MA) (9/06-5/10)

Position: Research Assistant

Multimodal Territorial Displays
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