A.A. (Alexander) Schlatmann, MSc

PhD student

Faculty of Science and Engineering

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alexander.schlatmann rug.nl

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Research interests

PhD project: Animal personality as a driver of reproductive isolation?

Personality variation influences how individuals distribute and interact with each other’s. As a consequence such phenomena could promote personality-based mating and, potentially, be a first step towards reproductive isolation and species divergence.

This PhD project investigates whether and how personality variation can contribute to personality-based assortative mating in animal populations.

Publications

Intrasexual and intersexual territorial aggressive responses are repeatable and correlated in blue tits of both sexes

Yu, G., Baas, K., Schlatmann, A. A., Salazar, S. M., Versteegh, M. A., Rees-Baylis, E., van Benthem, K. J., Korsten, P. & Komdeur, J., Sept-2025, In: Animal Behaviour. 227, 17 p., 123267.

Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › Academic › peer-review

No evidence for olfactory kin discrimination in begging blue tit nestlings

Schlatmann, A. A., Salazar, S., Yu, G., Baas , K. B., van der Velde, M., Versteegh, M. A., Komdeur, J., Caspers, B. A. & Korsten, P., May-2025, In: Animal Behaviour. 223, 13 p., 123131.

Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › Academic › peer-review