Lauren M. Pintor

Lauren M. Pintor studies how individual differences in animal behavior—within and between populations of species like crayfish, cichlid fish, and crabs—affect ecological processes such as predation, stream ecosystem functioning, and species' responses to environmental stressors. Much of the work combines behavioral ecology with physiology (e.g., hormones, coloration) and studies of invasive species and their interactions with native predators and prey.

Publication output was low or absent in the mid-2010s but has increased in recent years, with the most active years (2024-2025) showing the highest yearly counts in the last decade.

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