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Dr. B.J.A. Pollux


Experimental Zoology Group

Department of Animal Sciences

Wageningen University

Zodiac, Building 122

Room E1233

De Elst 1

NL-6708 WD Wageningen

PO Box 338

NL-6700 AH Wageningen

the Netherlands

Phone: +31.(0)317.486083 (my office)

Phone: +31.(0)317.483509 (secretary)

Fax: +31.(0)317.483955

E-mail: b.pollux@gmail.com

E-mail: bart.pollux@wur.nl

Web: http://www.bartpollux.nl













































Last updated: 7 December 2011

Recent news (for older posts see “Publications”):



  1. Bullet 1 December 2011 - My ALW Open Program research grant (NWO-KNAW), submitted in collaboration with Prof. Johan van Leeuwen (Wageningen University) and Prof. David Reznick (UC Riverside), was awarded!


  1. Bullet 10 November 2011 - Publication of our review paper on seed dispersal by fish (Horn et al., 2011). (link to Special issue on Frugivory in Acta Oecologica).


  1. Bullet September 2011 - Publication of our book chapter Pires, Banet, Pollux & Reznick (2011) Variation and evolution of reproductive strategies. In: J Evans, A Pilastro & I Schlupp (eds), Ecology and Evolution of Poeciliid Fishes. The University of Chicago Press, Chicago, pp. 28-37. ISBN-13: 978-0-226-22274-5. (info)


  1. Bullet 31 August 2011 - “Unterschätzte Fische” Interview in the Neue Zürcher Zeitung (Swiss newspaper) with Mike Horn about our review paper on seed dispersal by fish. (link)


  1. Bullet 9 July 2011 - “Alleen vissenplacenta in goede tijden” News story in Bionieuws, a Dutch newsmagazine for Biologists (Bionieuws 12, page 4; link)


  1. Bullet 4 July 2011 - Interview on National public radio in the popular science program “Hoe? Zo!” (Radio 5: 8-9 pm; listen here to the interview in Dutch).


  1. Bullet 4 July 2011 - “Vissenplacenta is ongunstige overlevingsstragie” Press release by the Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research (NWO). (link)


  1. Bullet 1 July 2011 - Publication of Pollux & Reznick (2011). Matrotrophy limits a female’s ability to adaptively adjust offspring size and fecundity in fluctuating environments. Functional Ecology 25, 747-756.