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Eileen A. Lacey

Co-Chair of Integrative Biology Class of 1933 Chair in Biological Sciences and Professor

University of California, Berkeley

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College of Letters & Science

Biological Sciences

Integrative Biology

Eileen A. Lacey is currently serving as a Biological Sciences Co-Chair of Integrative Biology Class of 1933 Chair in Biological Sciences and Professor at University of California, Berkeley.

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Eileen A. Lacey

University of California, Berkeley

Co-Chair of Integrative Biology Class of 1933 Chair in Biological Sciences and Professor

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ecology evolutionary biology mammalian biology mammalogy genetics avian biology animal ecology zoology animal behavior animal science behavioral sciences entomology rodent ecology population genetics ornithology behavioral ecology conservation biology breeding behavior biogeography genomics climate change molecular ecology animal genetics wildlife ecology evolutionary ecology biological anthropology animal studies zoogeography spatial ecology sociobiology wildlife environmental change animal cognition animal physiology holocene nematology genetic diversity colonial tuco-tucos ctenomys sociabilis plo biology ethology sexual selection evolutionary genetics mammalian physiology human-wildlife relationships animal taxonomy population ecology wildlife biology conservation genetics paleoclimatology movement ecology northern patagonia ctenomys rionegrensis spalacopus cyanus glucocorticoids animal reproduction comparative endocrinology museology genome analysis primate behavior specimen collection evolutionary framework communal nesting burrow sharing arctic ground squirrels genetic structure social tuco-tucos colonial tuco-tuco barro colorado island free-living cururos evolutionary microbiology microbial diversity innovative education altruism biological psychology sociogenomics

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Burrow Sharing in a Second Patagonian Species of Tuco-Tuco ( Ctenomys Plebiscitum ). Journal of Mammalogy (2026)

Genetic Assessment of Mating System, Kinship, and Population Structure in the Burrowing Rodent Clyomys Laticeps (Thomas, 1909). Research Square (2026)

Identity and Year Are More Important Than Social Interactions as Predictors of Gut Microbiota in a Facultatively Social Rodent. Current Zoology (2026)

Rivers as Barriers to the Subterranean Rodent Ctenomys (Rodentia: Ctenomyidae) in Northern Patagonia, Argentina. Biological Journal of the Linnean Society (2026)

Solitary Burrow Use by a Desert-Dwelling Tuco-Tuco ( Ctenomys Scagliai ) From TucumáN Province, Argentina. Journal of Mammalogy (2026)

Do Differences in Exploration and Boldness Inform Species Level Responses to Environmental Change in Montane Chipmunks?. Animal Behaviour (2025)

High‐Frequency and Ultrasonic Vocalizations in a Subterranean Rodent: The Colonial Tuco‐Tuco ( Ctenomys Sociabilis ). Journal of Zoology (2025)

Museomics and New Topotypes Resolve the Taxonomy and Nomenclature of a Widespread Patagonian Ctenomys (Rodentia, Ctenomyidae). Journal of Mammalogy (2025)

Group Living in Highland Tuco-Tucos (Ctenomys Opimus) Persists Despite a Catastrophic Decline in Population Density. PLoS ONE (2024)

Eileen A. LaceyShannon L. O’BrienPablo A. CuelloMauro N. Tammone

ecologypopulation densityhighland tuco-tucosctenomys opimuspopulation ecologyplo biologymarine biology

Solitary Behavior at High Population Density in Tuco-Tucos ( Ctenomys Sp.) From Parque Nacional Los Cardones, Argentina. Journal of Mammalogy (2024)

Eileen A LaceyR Tatiana SánchezAndrea P Tarquino-CarbonellAgustina A OjedaJuan P Amaya

ecologyzoologywildlife ecologywildlifebiogeographysolitary behavioranimal studiesconservation biologymammalian biologyanimal sciencemammalogy

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Eileen A. Lacey

Co-Chair of Integrative Biology Class of 1933 Chair in Biological Sciences and Professor

University of California, Berkeley

Affiliations

College of Letters & Science

Biological Sciences

Integrative Biology

Eileen A. Lacey is currently serving as a Biological Sciences Co-Chair of Integrative Biology Class of 1933 Chair in Biological Sciences and Professor at University of California, Berkeley.

Honors

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Eileen A. Lacey

University of California, Berkeley

Co-Chair of Integrative Biology Class of 1933 Chair in Biological Sciences and Professor

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Burrow Sharing in a Second Patagonian Species of Tuco-Tuco ( Ctenomys Plebiscitum ). Journal of Mammalogy (2026)

Genetic Assessment of Mating System, Kinship, and Population Structure in the Burrowing Rodent Clyomys Laticeps (Thomas, 1909). Research Square (2026)

Identity and Year Are More Important Than Social Interactions as Predictors of Gut Microbiota in a Facultatively Social Rodent. Current Zoology (2026)

Rivers as Barriers to the Subterranean Rodent Ctenomys (Rodentia: Ctenomyidae) in Northern Patagonia, Argentina. Biological Journal of the Linnean Society (2026)

Solitary Burrow Use by a Desert-Dwelling Tuco-Tuco ( Ctenomys Scagliai ) From TucumáN Province, Argentina. Journal of Mammalogy (2026)

Do Differences in Exploration and Boldness Inform Species Level Responses to Environmental Change in Montane Chipmunks?. Animal Behaviour (2025)

High‐Frequency and Ultrasonic Vocalizations in a Subterranean Rodent: The Colonial Tuco‐Tuco ( Ctenomys Sociabilis ). Journal of Zoology (2025)

Museomics and New Topotypes Resolve the Taxonomy and Nomenclature of a Widespread Patagonian Ctenomys (Rodentia, Ctenomyidae). Journal of Mammalogy (2025)

Group Living in Highland Tuco-Tucos (Ctenomys Opimus) Persists Despite a Catastrophic Decline in Population Density. PLoS ONE (2024)

Eileen A. LaceyShannon L. O’BrienPablo A. CuelloMauro N. Tammone

ecologypopulation densityhighland tuco-tucosctenomys opimuspopulation ecologyplo biologymarine biology

Solitary Behavior at High Population Density in Tuco-Tucos ( Ctenomys Sp.) From Parque Nacional Los Cardones, Argentina. Journal of Mammalogy (2024)

Eileen A LaceyR Tatiana SánchezAndrea P Tarquino-CarbonellAgustina A OjedaJuan P Amaya

ecologyzoologywildlife ecologywildlifebiogeographysolitary behavioranimal studiesconservation biologymammalian biologyanimal sciencemammalogy

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