Sahas Barve
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I am an evolutionary ecologist. My research explores the evolution of morphological and behavioral adaptations in birds. 

I am a Peter Buck Fellow at the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History.

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Email: sahasbarve [at] gmail.com

Here's my CV




Research Themes

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Mountains
Behavior
Life History
Mountains are some of the harshest environments animals live in. I study how birds have adapted to mountain life by modifying their physiology and behavior
A bird's proximate behavior is intricately connected to the species' ecology and evolution. I am interested in understanding these connections.
The life history of species is the product of millions of years of evolution. I am curious about how similar life histories result in convergent adaptations across the avian tree of life
More on mountains
More on behavior
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