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Liz Lange

@liz_c_lange

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Assistant Prof @sunyoswego studying the effects of social interactions on development, behavior, lifespan, and the evolution of plasticity. All opinions mine.

Joined January 2018
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@liz_c_lange
Liz Lange
3 years
New in @ScienceAdvances: Why does adult social isolation predict survival? Is it because isolated individuals are already unhealthy due to early life adversity? Or do adult social environments directly cause poor health and increased mortality risk?
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Early life environments and adult social bonds have strong, but largely independent effects on survival in wild baboons.
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@evornithology
Dan Baldassarre
1 year
🚨 COOL JOB ALERT! 🚨 Come work with me and the wonderful faculty and students at @sunyoswego! We need a tenure-track Botanist! This is a pretty broad search, but we'd like someone who can teach systematics/taxonomy. Please spread the word! DMs open. https://t.co/CzljqyHTJt
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@ArchieLab
Archie Lab
1 year
We're searching for a postdoc! Join our team to study stress responses in wild baboons using real-time measurements of heart rate 🐵💓 https://t.co/9inHUgd3SY
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@RSocPublishing
Royal Society Publishing
2 years
What determines how and when social behaviours emerge? Evidence for environmental, sex-specific and genetic determinants in wild baboons: https://t.co/H0XuQvbG44 #ProcB @liz_c_lange @afogel29 @ArchieLab @jtung5 @susan_alberts
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@FINE_seminar
Seminar on Frontiers in Social Evolution
2 years
In about two hours! Don't miss Liz Lange's FINE seminar on "Setting the foundations for life: long-term effects of early life environments" 11:00 NYC / 17:00 Paris. Join us via Zoom ( https://t.co/V7hhTlS1GE) or watch it live on YouTube ( https://t.co/rQfr3aovqQ)!
@FINE_seminar
Seminar on Frontiers in Social Evolution
2 years
📢Next Tuesday, 7th November, Liz Lange will be presenting her work on "Setting the foundations for life: long-term effects of early life environments" 11:00 NYC / 17:00 Paris. Join us via Zoom or watch it live on YouTube!
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@FINE_seminar
Seminar on Frontiers in Social Evolution
2 years
📢Next Tuesday, 7th November, Liz Lange will be presenting her work on "Setting the foundations for life: long-term effects of early life environments" 11:00 NYC / 17:00 Paris. Join us via Zoom or watch it live on YouTube!
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@evornithology
Dan Baldassarre
2 years
🚨 JOB ALERT! 🚨 @sunyoswego is hiring a Great Lakes Ecologist! You can throw a rock in Lake Ontario from your office! https://t.co/xsej1EpwRo
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@MostlyMammals
Jordan Anderson
2 years
At long last my final dissertation chapter gets to see the light of day: https://t.co/bPsxB9bet5 . We start with a simple observation -- bad experiences during early life predict increased mortality in adulthood (in many species). But why? 1/n
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The early life environment can profoundly shape the trajectory of an animal’s life, even years or decades later. One mechanism proposed to contribute to these early life effects is DNA methylation....
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@TC_Africa
The Conversation Africa
3 years
Baboon bonds: new study reveals that friendships make up for a bad start in life
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Early life environments and adult social bonds both have strong effects on survival.
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@dukeresearch
Duke Research & Innovation
3 years
Adult friendships can triumph over childhood trauma, even in baboons https://t.co/rVoMcM1xG6 @susan_alberts @DukeU @liz_c_lange @ArchieLab @jtung5 @AmboseliBaboons
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Liz Lange
3 years
Check out this nice write up on the paper here:
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today.duke.edu
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Liz Lange
3 years
Many thanks to our fabulous coauthors Shuxi Zeng, Fan Li, @F_A_Campos, @ArchieLab, @jtung5, @susan_alberts & the field team!
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@liz_c_lange
Liz Lange
3 years
But females who have bad early lives are not doomed! If they establish strong bonds or high social status in adulthood, the negative effects of early life adversity are reduced via social buffering. Making friends is important!
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Liz Lange
3 years
Instead, both early life and adult social bonds independently affect survival.
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@liz_c_lange
Liz Lange
3 years
We find that female baboons who experience more adversity in early life are socially isolated and have reduced survival as adults. However, we have limited evidence for a strong connection from early life adversity through social bonds to survival.
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Liz Lange
3 years
Specifically, we asked how early life experiences and adult social environments affect adult survival in @AmboseliBaboons.
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Liz Lange
3 years
Our results say it’s both and support a growing change in perspective, away from “either-or” hypotheses and towards a multi-causal perspective that points to multiple opportunities to mitigate the effects of poor early lives.
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@AnimalBehavPod
The Animal Behavior Podcast
3 years
(Pls RT) Season 3 of the Animal Behavior Podcast starts June 5th - mark your calendars! 🗓️ We're so excited to be back, and with so many incredible guests joining us this season! 🥳 Subscribe wherever you find #podcasts, and let your friends and colleagues know about us! 🎙️
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@BA_Reinke
Dr. Beth Reinke
3 years
Grad students in animal behavior- check this out! Peer networks have been instrumental to my professional development so we have been putting together workshops for grad students to intentionally build them! Apply now!
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