Mgr. Jakub Kreisinger, Ph.D.

Position: researcher contracted for particular project
Research topics: conservation and population genetic
Department: External research facility Studenec
Phone:
E-mail: jakubkreisingerseznam.cz

Research interests

conservation and population genetic,

reproductive strategies in birds (conspecific brood parasitism, extra pair paternity),

landscape fragmentation, predation and evolution of antipredation strategies,

metagenomic (interactions between vertebrates and microorganisms).

Education

1999-2004: undergraduate study - Charles University Prague, Faculty of Science, Zoology. Diploma thesis: Consequencees of antipredation behaviour and crypsis in Mallards (Anas platyrhynchos).

2004-2009: Ph.D. study - Charles University Prague, Faculty of Science, Ecology. Ph.D. thesis: Distribution of predators, predation risk and antipredation strategies in waterfowl.

Employment

2005-present: Charles University Prague, Faculty of Science, Zoology,

2012-present: Institute of Vertebrate Biology, Departmant of Population Biology.

Current Ph.D. students

Lenka Kropáčková: Ecological aspects determining diversity patterns of cloacal microbiota in birds.

Eva Krkavcová: Antimicrobial proteins and microbial infection in bird eggs.

Current undergraduate students

Václav Jenšovský: Nest construction in birds.

Kristýna Kopčiková: Crypsis and related phenomena.

Hana Pechmanová: Genetic and phenotypic divergence of mallard in wild and captivity.

Former students

Eva Krkavcová: Function of antimicrobial proteins in albumen of precocial birds.

Olga Benešová: Escape distance as the component of antipredation behaviour.

Projects

Next-generation technologies in evolutionary genetics (2012-2015),

Individual reproductive strategies of mallards (Anas plathyrhynchos) investigated by non-invasive approaches of molecular ecology (2005-2006),

Alternative reproductive strategies in Tufted duck (Aythya fuligula), (2007-2009),

Functional ecology of nest construction in waterfowl (2007–2009),

Integrated research of the effects and consequences of artificially reared mallards (Anas platyrhynchos) on wetland ecosystems with the application of advanced ecological and molecular techniques (2008-2010).

Publications

2013

E. BELOTTI, J. ČERVENÝ, P. ŠUSTR, J. KREISINGER, G. GAIBANI, L. BUFKA: Foraging sites of Eurasian lynx Lynx lynx: relative importance of microhabitat and prey occurrence, Wildlife Biology 19 (2013) 188-201.

M. ŠÁLEK, J. ČERVINKA, E. PADYŠÁKOVÁ, J. KREISINGER: Does spatial co-occurrence of carnivores in a Central European agricultural landscape follow the null model?, European Journal of Wildlife Research (2013) .

O. ŠŤOVÍČEK, J. KREISINGER, V. JAVŮRKOVÁ, T. ALBRECHT: High rates of conspecific brood parasitism revealed by microsatellite analysis in a diving duck, the common pochard Aythya ferina, Journal of avian biology 44 (2013) 369-375.

2010

M. ŠÁLEK, J. KREISINGER, F. SEDLÁČEK, T. ALBRECHT: Do prey densities determine preferences of mammalian predators for habitat edges in an agricultural landscape?, Landscape and Urban Planning 98 (2010) 86-91.


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HOME NEWS AND PRESS RELEASE STRUCTURE OF IVB BOARD OF INSTITUTE AND SUPERVISORY BOARD RESEARCH DIRECTIONS AND PROJECTS STAFF PUBLICATIONS LIBRARY BIENNIAL REPORT FOLIA ZOOLOGICA CONFERENCE LECTURE HALL	Mgr. Jakub Kreisinger, Ph.D. Position: researcher contracted for particular project Research topics: conservation and population genetic Department: External research facility Studenec Phone: E-mail: jakubkreisingerseznam.cz Research interests conservation and population genetic, reproductive strategies in birds (conspecific brood parasitism, extra pair paternity), landscape fragmentation, predation and evolution of antipredation strategies, metagenomic (interactions between vertebrates and microorganisms). Education 1999-2004: undergraduate study - Charles University Prague, Faculty of Science, Zoology. Diploma thesis: Consequencees of antipredation behaviour and crypsis in Mallards (Anas platyrhynchos). 2004-2009: Ph.D. study - Charles University Prague, Faculty of Science, Ecology. Ph.D. thesis: Distribution of predators, predation risk and antipredation strategies in waterfowl. Employment 2005-present: Charles University Prague, Faculty of Science, Zoology, 2012-present: Institute of Vertebrate Biology, Departmant of Population Biology. Current Ph.D. students Lenka Kropáčková: Ecological aspects determining diversity patterns of cloacal microbiota in birds. Eva Krkavcová: Antimicrobial proteins and microbial infection in bird eggs. Current undergraduate students Václav Jenšovský: Nest construction in birds. Kristýna Kopčiková: Crypsis and related phenomena. Hana Pechmanová: Genetic and phenotypic divergence of mallard in wild and captivity. Former students Eva Krkavcová: Function of antimicrobial proteins in albumen of precocial birds. Olga Benešová: Escape distance as the component of antipredation behaviour. Projects Next-generation technologies in evolutionary genetics (2012-2015), Individual reproductive strategies of mallards (Anas plathyrhynchos) investigated by non-invasive approaches of molecular ecology (2005-2006), Alternative reproductive strategies in Tufted duck (Aythya fuligula), (2007-2009), Functional ecology of nest construction in waterfowl (2007–2009), Integrated research of the effects and consequences of artificially reared mallards (Anas platyrhynchos) on wetland ecosystems with the application of advanced ecological and molecular techniques (2008-2010). Publications 2013 E. BELOTTI, J. ČERVENÝ, P. ŠUSTR, J. KREISINGER, G. GAIBANI, L. BUFKA: Foraging sites of Eurasian lynx Lynx lynx: relative importance of microhabitat and prey occurrence, Wildlife Biology 19 (2013) 188-201. M. ŠÁLEK, J. ČERVINKA, E. PADYŠÁKOVÁ, J. KREISINGER: Does spatial co-occurrence of carnivores in a Central European agricultural landscape follow the null model?, European Journal of Wildlife Research (2013) . O. ŠŤOVÍČEK, J. KREISINGER, V. JAVŮRKOVÁ, T. ALBRECHT: High rates of conspecific brood parasitism revealed by microsatellite analysis in a diving duck, the common pochard Aythya ferina, Journal of avian biology 44 (2013) 369-375. 2010 M. ŠÁLEK, J. KREISINGER, F. SEDLÁČEK, T. ALBRECHT: Do prey densities determine preferences of mammalian predators for habitat edges in an agricultural landscape?, Landscape and Urban Planning 98 (2010) 86-91.