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Trond Amundsen

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Trond Amundsen

Professor
Department of Biology
Faculty of Natural Sciences

trond.amundsen@ntnu.no
+4773596293 +4791897293 Natural Sciences Building DU1-188, Gløshaugen, Trondheim & Trondheim Biological Station, Trolla
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I'm a professor of Animal Behaviour, studying and teaching animal behaviour in the context of ecology and evolution. My main research interest has always been to understand behavioural and other adaptations to breed successfully - how evolution and ecology has shaped what the animals do as partners and parents, what they look like, and how they allocate their resources through life. Central topics of my research include sexual selection, parental care, and life history. Currently, I study how such processes are affected by variation in climate. I teach on these same topics, on animal behaviour broadly, and on the methods of doing science. I have also been extensively engaged in dissemination of science to the general public, and have regularly engaged in public discourse on science. 

My research has been published in a range of international scientific journals, including major journals of ecology (e.g. Ecology, Journal of Animal Ecology, American Naturalist), evolution (e.g. Evolution, Journal of Evolutionary Biology, Trends in Ecology and Evolution) and animal behaviour (e.g. Behavioral Ecology, Animal Behaviour), as well as the broader-scope journals Nature, PNAS and Proceedings of the Royal Society B. I have also co-edited an international book on Animal Signaling, along with former NTNU colleagues Yngve Espmark and Gunilla Rosenqvist.

While I love exploring nature's wonders in research, I equally much enjoy training the new generation of biologists through teaching and supervision, and to engage in dissemination of science and academic matters to the general public.

In 2019, I received the NTNU Public Dissemination of Science Award, and in 2022, I received, together with my co-manager Aline M. Lee and a team of dedicated teachers, the Faculty of Natural Sciences Outstanding Pedagogical Activity Award for the upgrade of the course BI1003 Ecology, Behaviour and Evolution. My research has been reported in major media general and popular science outlets around the World, including New York Times, National Geographic, Scientific American and Science.

Research focus: diversity and dynamics of sexual selection in a changing climate

More or less throughout my whole life as a scientist, I have been been drawn to neglected or emerging fields, most notably the neglect of females in the study of sexual selection. In my research, I have challenged the traditional notion that sexual selection mainly forms male animals, and have contributed in studying how sexual selection may act also on females, and the female role in reproductive dynamics. In recent years, my main interest has been to understand the dynamical nature of sexual behaviours, sex roles and sexual selection - and the drivers of these dynamics and the variation in sexual behaviours we see in nature. Notably, 'sexual behaviours' in this context is not so much about the act of sex as such, but more about the behaviours that precede mating - courtship of the opposite sex, and competition with same-sex individuals, in both sexes. It is also about other traits of attraction in the mating game - beautiful colours, plumes, fins and other extravaganza - and it is about traits that help males and females win contests, like body size and condition. 

In the current DYNAMAR project, we explore the connections between climate and sexual selection, using the Scandinavian coastline as a "natural climate laboratory".

Education and appointments

I have worked at NTNU (and its predecessor AVH) since 1991. Before that, I did my biology studies at the University of Oslo, including most of my PhD work. I was supervised for my MSc by professor Tore Slagsvold, and for the PhD by Slagsvold and professor Nils Christian Stenseth. I also have education in Environmental Science from former Telemark College (now University of South-East Norway). I have been a visiting researcher and conducted studies in a number of countries (primarily Norway, Sweden, Finland and Australia).

I very much enjoy doing science, but equally much to teach science to the next generation and to the general public. I greatly enjoy field work - the wonderful combination of experiencing nature while handling the intellectual and logistic challenges of studying biology IRL (in the wild, or sometimes in indoor experiments). I never stop being fascinated by the overwhelming diversity of nature that we are not even close to fully understanding. 

Model organisms: birds and fishes

During the first half of my career, I mostly used birds as model organisms to investigate questions related to parental care, sexual selection and related topics. Study species included seabirds (e.g. European shags, Antarctic seabirds), woodland birds (titmice, pied flycatchers), and mountain birds (bluethroats). For the last few decades, I have turned to using fishes as model organisms. This is partly because of an interest and fascination for coastal ecosystems, and because we know so much less about marine than terrestrial life. But it is also because fishes offer opportunities for studying the dynamics of sexual selection, in the wild and in captivity, that cannot easily be achieved with, for instance, birds or mammals. Fishes are also the most diverse and dynamic in their styles of life among vertebrates, offering a plethora of mysteries to be resolved and a unique scope for investigations. Most of my fish work has used small marine goby fishes, in particular the two-spotted goby, as model organisms. I have also worked on coral reef fishes (damselfishes), aiming to contribute in understanding the reasons behind their splendid colours.

I am a member of the Marine Sciences Group of the Department of Biology.

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Competencies

  • Animal Behaviour
  • Animal Signalling
  • Behavioural ecology
  • Evolution
  • Evolutionary biology
  • Parental care
  • Reproductive biology
  • Sexual selection

Research

My 
research 
is 
focused 
on 
the 
evolutionary 
understanding 
of 
animal 
behaviour.
 I 
have 
conducted 
research 
on
 several
 issues 
related 
to 
parental 
care 
and
 sexual 
selection, 
and 
the 
interplay 
between 
the 
two 
processes. 
In 
addressing 
these
 topics, 
 I 
have 
studied
 a 
wide 
range
 of 
fish 
and 
bird 
species. 
My 
current 
research 
is 
focused 
on 
three 
main 
issues: 
(1) 
Sex
 role
 dynamics,
 (2) 
Female 
ornamentation 
in
 relation 
to 
male 
mate 
choice 
and 
female‐female 
competition, 
and 
(2) 
Social
 and 
genetic 
mating 
systems; 
all 
of 
these 
relating 
to 
the 
larger 
issue 
of 
animal 
signaling. 
My
 current
 main
 model 
species
 is 
the 
two‐spotted 
goby 
(Pomatoschistus 
flavescens), 
a 
small 
but 
ecologically 
important
 marine
 fish inhabiting shallow-water kelp and seaweed forests of the East Atlantic.
 The
 research is
 focused
 on 
reproductive 
dynamics, 
including 
behavioral 
and 
ecological 
factors 
that 
promote 
or 
restrain 
reproduction. 
I
 have
 also studied related questions using coral 
reef 
fishes 
as models, with a focus on their often splendid coloration, but recently also effects of coral bleaching and coral mortality on reef fishes. While the majority of my work has aimed to understand basic biological phenomena and processes, I am also involved in projects related to conservation biology and climate change. 
My
 research 
involves
 collaboration 
with 
specialists 
around 
the 
world and researchers 
at 
our 
NTNU
 lab.


The research of my lab has been funded by grants from the Research Council of Norway (main source of funding, FRIFORSK and MARINFORSK programs), EU and EEA grants (mobility, networking), the Nordic Council (Nordforsk, Nordic Marine Academy), the Royal Norwegian Society for Sciences and Letters (DKNVS), the Norwegian Academy of Science (DNVA), the Royal Swedish Academy of Science (KVA), and other sources.

DYNAMAR - Dynamics of Sexual Selection in a Changing Ocean: Integrating Life History and Local Adaptation

The DYNAMAR project analyses how climate variability and, by implication, climate change, may affect reproductive dynamics of animals, with a focus on a rapidly changing ocean. Photo: Nils Aukan.

FishNet: Network-building for global change research on fish

FishNet is an EEA (EØS) network project for exchange of knowledge, methods and competence building, between S European (Portugal) and N European (Norway) labs using gobies as model organisms for studying global change in the oceans.

Goby Research Network

The Goby Network links European (and other) labs using goby fishes as model organisms in basic and applied science. Topics include dynamics of reproduction, anthropogenic stressors, and invasive species. Major network meetings are held every 2-4 years.

ClimateFish

ClimateFish is a small-scale project to investigate if a warmer ocean has caused a northwards expansion of the two-spotted goby, beyond the previously known northerly distribution limit at Vesterålen in N Norway (answer: yes!), supported by the DKNVS.

FishDrone

FishDrone is a small-scale project to explore the use of simple underwater drones (ROVs) for efficient mapping of two-spotted goby prevalence by location and depth, supported by the DKNVS. The project was carried out in conjunction with ClimateFish.

Publications

Animal Signals: Signalling and Signal Design in Animal Communication

Together with colleagues Yngve Espmark and Gunilla Rosenqvist, I edited the book Animal Signals, based on contributions from leading scientists at a workshop with the same title and funded by the Royal Norwegian Society for Sciences and Letters (DKNVS).

Sex Roles and Sexual Selection: Lessons from a Dynamic Model System

This article summarizes what we have learnt by using the small goby fish Pomatoschistus flavescens as a model organism to understand reproductive dynamics in animals. It provides the foundation for our current work on climate and reproduction (DYNAMAR).

Why are Female Birds Ornamented?

This is by far my most cited article, on the much neglected field of sexual selection in females. Building on the history of sexual selection research, the article discussed empirical and theoretical advances and provided guidelines for future research.

I have published my research in major journals of science (Nature, PNAS), in leading journals of my research fields ecology (e.g. Ecology, Journal of Animal Ecology, Trends in Ecology and Evolution), evolution (e.g. Evolution, Journal of Evolution), and behaviour (e.g. Behavioral Ecology, Animal Behaviour). I have also published in specialized journals for the organisms I have studied (e.g. Journal of Avian Biology, Journal of Fish Biology) and their environments (Marine Biology, Coral Reefs).

I have also written essays and opinion pieces for major Norwegian newspapers (e.g. Aftenposten, Dagbladet), for science websites (e.g. forskning.no), and for NRK (nrk.no), and have often been interviewed by the same outlets, and many others, about my own and related research, and on broader matters of science or science controversies. I have often contributed to radio (NRK and other, many channels and programs) and sometimes to TV programs, reporting on own or related science, or debating/discussing in-focus or controversial science matters. 

My research has been covered by a range of international newspapers (e.g. New York Times, The Independent, Folha de Sao Paulo), magazines (e.g. National Geographic) and web sites (e.g. ScienceNOW), as well as a wide variety of Norwegian outlets (local newspapers, magazines, web-based outlets).

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2025

  • Martinossi-Allibert, Ivain Hugo Pascal; Wacker, Sebastian; Estalella, Claudia Aparicio; Kvarnemo, Charlotta; Amundsen, Trond. (2025) A test of operational sex ratio theory across latitudes reveals temporal variation in sex-specific behavioural reaction norms. Journal of Animal Ecology
    Academic article

2023

  • Kaland, Håvard; Aas, Grete Kristine Følsvik Hansen; Amundsen, Trond; Gansel, Lars Christian; Tuene, Stig Atle. (2023) Hvordan studere lusebeiting i stor merd?. Norsk Fiskeoppdrett
    Popular scientific article
  • Kaland, Håvard; Aas, Grete Kristine Følsvik Hansen; Amundsen, Trond; Gansel, Lars Christian; Tuene, Stig Atle. (2023) Cleaning behavior of ballan wrasse (Labrus bergylta) studied using sea lice dummies in large scale sea cages. Aquaculture
    Academic article

2019

  • Norgaard, Trygve; Amundsen, Trond; Ratikainen, Irja Ida. (2019) Male nest choice in the two-spotted goby (Pomatoschistus flavescens). NTNU
    Masters thesis
  • Gavriilidi, Ioanna Aikaterini; Amundsen, Trond; Ratikainen, Irja Ida. (2019) Territoriality and nest competition in the two-spotted goby (Pomatoschistus flavescens) . NTNU
    Masters thesis

2018

  • Amundsen, Trond. (2018) Slideshow: Coral reefs - beauty but a bleak future?. Klimafestivalen Trondheim 2018
    Other presentation
  • Amundsen, Trond. (2018) Sex roles and sexual selection: Lessons from a dynamic model system. Current Zoology
    Academic article
  • Amundsen, Trond. (2018) Engelsk er forskningens språk. Universitetsavisa
    Reader opinion piece

2017

  • Wacker, Sebastian; Nilsson, Sara Østlund; Ness, Miriam Horstad; Amundsen, Trond. (2017) Social structure affects mating competition in a damselfish. Coral reefs
    Academic article
  • Amundsen, Trond. (2017) Korallrevene og meg: en vidunderlig og trist historie. Ett nytt vi. Stories. Fortellerkveld på Kunsthallen, Trondheim
    Other presentation

2016

  • Amundsen, Trond. (2016) Akademisk frihet er ingen selvfølge. Forskning.no
    Feature article
  • Amundsen, Trond. (2016) Akademisk frihet er ingen selvfølge. Universitetsavisa
    Feature article
  • Wacker, Sebastian; Nilsson, Sara Østlund; Forsgren, Elisabet; Newport, Cait; Amundsen, Trond. (2016) Mate choice plasticity in a coral reef fish. Behavioral Ecology
    Academic article
  • Melanie, Munroe; Amundsen, Trond; Utne-Palm, Anne Christine; Kenyon B., Mobley. (2016) Seasonal variation in male alternative reproductive tactics. Journal of Evolutionary Biology
    Academic article
  • Kennair, Leif Edward Ottesen; Grøntvedt, Trond Viggo; Bendixen, Mons; Amundsen, Trond. (2016) Sexual Behaviour. Springer
    Academic chapter/article/Conference paper
  • Amundsen, Trond. (2016) Holder seg borte fra media med god grunn. Forskning.no
    Popular scientific article

2015

  • Amundsen, Trond. (2015) Når uferdig forskning får mediedekning. Forskning.no
    Feature article
  • Amundsen, Trond. (2015) Darwin formulerte teorien 16 år før Wallace. Aftenposten (morgenutg. : trykt utg.)
    Feature article
  • Amundsen, Trond. (2015) Darwin plagierte ikke. Aftenposten Viten
    Feature article

2014

  • Wacker, Sebastian; Amundsen, Trond; Forsgren, Elisabet; Mobley, Kenyon. (2014) Within-season variation in sexual selection in a fish with dynamic sex roles. Molecular Ecology
    Academic article
  • Magnhagen, Carin; Wacker, Sebastian; Forsgren, Elisabet; Myhre, Lise Cats; Espy, Elisabeth; Amundsen, Trond. (2014) Context Consistency and Seasonal Variation in Boldness of Male Two-Spotted Gobies. PLOS ONE
    Academic article
  • Wacker, Sebastian; Amundsen, Trond. (2014) Mate competition and resource competition are inter-related in sexual selection. Journal of Evolutionary Biology
    Academic article

2013

  • Myhre, Lise Cats; Forsgren, Elisabet; Amundsen, Trond. (2013) Effects of habitat complexity on mating behavior and mating success in a marine fish. Behavioral Ecology
    Academic article
  • Forsgren, Elisabet; Dupont, Sam; Jutfelt, Fredrik; Amundsen, Trond. (2013) Elevated CO2 affects embryonic development and larval phototaxis in a temperate marine fish. Ecology and Evolution
    Academic article
  • Mück, Isabel; Wacker, Sebastian; Myhre, Lise Cats; Amundsen, Trond. (2013) Nest distribution affects behaviour and mating success in a marine fish. Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology
    Academic article
  • Wacker, Sebastian; Mobley, Kenyon; Forsgren, Elisabet; Myhre, Lise Cats; de Jong, Karen; Amundsen, Trond. (2013) Operational sex ratio but not density affects sexual selection in a fish. Evolution
    Academic article

2012

  • Myhre, Lise Cats; de Jong, Karen; Forsgren, Elisabet; Amundsen, Trond. (2012) Sex roles and mutual mate choice matter during mate sampling. The American Naturalist
    Academic article
  • Wacker, Sebastian; de Jong, Karen; Forsgren, Elisabet; Amundsen, Trond. (2012) Large males fight and court more across a range of social environments: an experiment on the two spotted goby Gobiusculus flavescens. Journal of Fish Biology
    Academic article
  • Amundsen, Trond. (2012) Håp for Darwins korallrev?.
    Website (informational material)
  • de Jong, Karen; Forsgren, Elisabet; Sandvik, Hanno; Amundsen, Trond. (2012) Measuring mating competition correctly: available evidence supports operational sex ratio theory. Behavioral Ecology
    Academic article

2010

  • Amundsen, Trond. (2010) Den farlige biologien. Aftenposten (morgenutg. : trykt utg.)
    Feature article
  • Amundsen, Trond. (2010) Den farlige biologien. Aftenposten Innsikt
    Feature article
  • Amundsen, Trond. (2010) Vitenskap med skylapper. Forskning.no
    Feature article

2009

  • Amundsen, Trond. (2009) Spør Adressa: Hvordan kan dyr skifte farge?. Adresseavisen
    Interview Journal
  • Amundsen, Trond. (2009) Ole Brumm, gener og kultur. Forskning.no
    Reader opinion piece
  • Amundsen, Trond. (2009) For en friere forskning: det er den som gir de store gjennombruddene. Dagbladet
    Feature article
  • Amundsen, Trond. (2009) Forskning og frihet. Dagbladet
    Feature article
  • Amundsen, Trond. (2009) Gi forskerne frihet. Dagbladet
    Feature article
  • Amundsen, Trond. (2009) Det var i skogen vi lærte å gå. Forskning.no
    Interview Journal
  • Amundsen, Trond; Folstad, Ivar; Giske, Jarl; Slagsvold, Tore; Stenseth, Nils Christian. (2009) "Ida" er oversolgt. Aftenposten (morgenutg. : trykt utg.)
    Feature article
  • Svensson, Andreas; Pelabon, Christophe; Blount, Jonathan D.; Forsgren, Elisabet; Bjerkeng, Bjørn; Amundsen, Trond. (2009) Temporal variability in a multicomponent trait: nuptial coloration of female two-spotted gobies. Behavioral Ecology
    Academic article
  • Barber, Iain; Davies, Angela J.; Ironside, Joe E.; Forsgren, Elisabet; Amundsen, Trond. (2009) First record of a Kabatana sp. microsporidium infecting fish in the Atlantic Ocean. Diseases of Aquatic Organisms
    Academic article
  • Mobley, Kenyon; Amundsen, Trond; Forsgren, Elisabet; Svensson, Andreas; Jones, Adam G.. (2009) Multiple mating and a low incidence of cuckoldry for nest-holding males in the two-spotted goby, Gobiusculus flavescens. BMC Evolutionary Biology
    Academic article
  • Myhre, Lise Cats; Amundsen, Trond. (2009) Female mate sampling in the two-spotted goby, Gobiusculus flavescens, in relation to sexual competition. Institutt for biologi
    Masters thesis
  • de Jong, Karen; Wacker, Sebastian; Amundsen, Trond; Forsgren, Elisabet. (2009) Do operational sex ratio and density affect mating behaviour? An experiment on the two-spotted goby. Animal Behaviour
    Academic article
  • Svensson, Andreas; Blount, Jonathan D.; Forsgren, Elisabet; Amundsen, Trond. (2009) Female ornamentation and egg carotenoids of six sympatric gobies. Journal of Fish Biology
    Academic article

2008

  • Sköld, Helen Nilsson; Skold, HN; Amundsen, Trond; Svensson, Per Andreas; Mayer, Ian; Bjelvenmark, Jens. (2008) Hormonal regulation of female nuptial coloration in a fish. Hormones and Behavior
    Academic article
  • Parn, Henrik; Lindstrom, KM; Sandell, M; Amundsen, Trond. (2008) Female aggressive response and hormonal correlates - an intrusion experiment in a free-living passerine. Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology
    Academic article

2007

  • Eriksen, Jorunn Mittet; Amundsen, Trond. (2007) Parental care behaviour and costs in male two-spotted gobies (Gobiusculus flavescens). NTNU, Institutt for biologi
    Masters thesis
  • Brevik, Camilla; Amundsen, Trond. (2007) Reirplassvalg hos tangkutling Gobiusculus flavescens. NTNU, Institutt for biologi
    Masters thesis

2006

  • Borg, Åsa; Forsgren, Elisabet; Amundsen, Trond. (2006) Seasonal change in female choice for male size in the two-spotted goby. Animal Behaviour
    Academic article
  • Svensson, Andreas; Pelabon, Christophe; Blount, Jonathan D.; Surai, Peter F.; Amundsen, Trond. (2006) Does female nuptial coloration reflect egg carotenoids and clutch quality in the two-spotted goby (Gobiusculus flavescens, Gobiidae)?. Functional Ecology
    Academic article
  • Borg, Åsa; Rosenqvist, Gunilla; Amundsen, Trond; Forsgren, Elisabet. (2006) Presence of same sex individuals negatively affects egg maturation in female guppies (Poecilia reticulata). Behaviour
    Academic article
  • Johansen, Aleksandra I.; Amundsen, Trond. (2006) Change in male mate choice in the two-spotted goby (Gobiusculus flavescens) over the course of the breeding season. Institutt for biologi, NTNU
    Masters thesis
  • Amundsen, Trond; Parn, Henrik. (2006) Female coloration in birds: a review of functional and non-functional hypotheses. Harvard University Press (HUP)
    Academic chapter/article/Conference paper

2005

  • Pelabon, Christophe; Borg, Åsa; Bjelvenmark, Jens; Barber, Iain; Forsgren, Elisabet; Amundsen, Trond. (2005) Do microsporidian parasites affect courtship in two-spotted gobies?. Marine Biology
    Academic article
  • Pärn, Henrik; Lifjeld, Jan Terje; Amundsen, Trond. (2005) Female throat ornamentation does not reflect cell-mediated immune response in bluethroats Luscinia s. svecica. Oecologia
    Academic article
  • Svensson, Andreas; Forsgren, Elisabet; Amundsen, Trond; Sköld, Helen Nilsson. (2005) Chromatic interaction between egg pigmentation and skin chromatophores in the nuptial coloration of female two-spotted gobies. Journal of Experimental Biology
    Academic article

2004

  • Forsgren, Elisabet; Amundsen, Trond; Borg, Anne; Bjelvenmark, J. (2004) Unusually dynamic sex roles in a fish. Nature
    Academic article

2003

  • Amundsen, Trond; Forsgren, Elisabet. (2003) Male preference for colourful females affected by male size in a marine fish. Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology
    Academic article
  • Amundsen, Trond. (2003) Fishes as models in studies of sexual selection and parental care. Journal of Fish Biology
    Academic article
  • Smiseth, Per terje; Bu, Rolf Jørund; Eikenaes, AK; Amundsen, Trond. (2003) Food limitation in asynchronous bluethroat broods: effects on food distribution, nestling begging, and parental provisioning rules. Behavioral Ecology
    Academic article
  • Pelabon, Christophe; Borg, Anne; Bjelvenmark, Jens; Forsgren, Elisabet; Barber, Iain; Amundsen, Trond. (2003) Do male two-spotted gobies prefer large fecund females?. Behavioral Ecology
    Academic article

2002

  • Amundsen, Trond; Brobakken, Paul T.; Moksnes, Arne; Røskaft, Eivin. (2002) Rejection of cuckoo Cuculus canorus eggs in relation to female age in the bluethroat Luscinia svecica. Journal of Avian Biology
    Academic article
  • Smiseth, Per terje; Amundsen, Trond. (2002) Senior and junior nestlings in asynchronous bluethroat broods differ in their effectiveness of begging. Evolutionary Ecology Research
    Academic article
  • Røskaft, Eivin; Moksnes, Arne; Amundsen, Trond; Brobakken, Paul. (2002) Rejection of common cuckoo Cuculus canorus eggs in relation to female age in the bluethroat Luscinia svecica. Journal of Avian Biology
    Academic article

2001

  • Smiseth, Per terje; Örnborg, Jonas; Andersson, Staffan; Amundsen, Trond. (2001) Is male plumage reflectance correlated with paternal care in bluethroats?. Behavioral Ecology
    Academic article
  • Amundsen, Trond; Forsgren, Elisabet. (2001) Male mate choice selects for female coloration in a fish. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America (PNAS)
    Academic article
  • Johnsen, Arild; Lifjeld, Jan Terje; Andersson, Staffan; Örnborg, Jonas; Amundsen, Trond. (2001) Male characteristics and fertilization success in bluethroats. Behaviour
    Academic article
  • Johnsen, Arild; Lifjeld, Jan Terje; Andersson, Staffan; Örnborg, J.; Amundsen, T. (2001) Male characteristics and fertilisation success in bluethroats. Behaviour
    Academic article

2000

  • Lorentsen, Svein-Håkon; Amundsen, Trond; Anthonisen, Kristin; Lifjeld, Jan T.. (2000) Molecular evidence for extrapair paternity and female-female pairs in Antarctic petrels. The AUK: A Quarterly Journal of Ornithology
    Academic article
  • Amundsen, Trond. (2000) Female ornamentation, mate choice, and sexual selection. Reply. Trends in Ecology & Evolution
    Academic article
  • Johnsen, Arild; Fiske, Peder; Amundsen, Trond; Lifjeld, Jan T.; Rohde, Percy A.. (2000) Colour bands, mate choice and paternity in the bluethroat. Animal Behaviour
    Academic article
  • Amundsen, Trond. (2000) Why are female birds ornamented?. Trends in Ecology & Evolution
    Academic article
  • Smiseth, Per Terje; Amundsen, Trond. (2000) Does female plumage coloration signal parental quality? A male removal experiment with the bluethroat (Luscinia s. svecica). Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology
    Academic article
  • Johnsen, Arild; Fiske, P.; Amundsen, T; Lifjeld, Jan Terje; Rohde, P.A.. (2000) Colour bands, mate choice and paternity in the bluethroat. Animal Behaviour
    Academic article
  • Lorentsen, S.H.; Amundsen, T; Anthonisen, K.; Lifjeld, Jan Terje. (2000) Molecular evidence for extrapair paternity and female-female pairs in Antarctic Petrels. The AUK: A Quarterly Journal of Ornithology
    Academic article
  • Espmark, Yngve; Amundsen, Trond; Rosenqvist, Gunilla. (2000) Animal Signals: Signalling and Signal Design in Animal Communication. Tapir Akademisk Forlag Tapir Akademisk Forlag
    Non-fiction book
  • Espmark, Yngve; Amundsen, Trond; Rosenqvist, Gunilla. (2000) Animal Signals: Signalling and Signal Design in Animal Communication. Tapir Akademisk Forlag Tapir Akademisk Forlag
    Non-fiction book
  • Espmark, Yngve; Amundsen, Trond; Rosenqvist, Gunilla. (2000) Animal Signals. Signalling and Signal Design in Animal Communication. Proc. DKNVS' Stiftelse Kongsvoll Symp.
    Non-fiction book
  • Amundsen, Trond. (2000) Female ornaments: genetically correlated or sexually selected?. Tapir Akademisk Forlag
    Academic chapter/article/Conference paper

1999

  • Hansen, Lars T.T.; Amundsen, Trond; Forsgren, Elisabet. (1999) Symmetry: attractive not only to females. Proceedings of the Royal Society of Edinburgh Section B
    Academic article

1998

  • Smiseth, Per Terje; Amundsen, Trond; Hansen, Lars T. T.. (1998) Do males and females differ in the feeding of large and small siblings? An experiment with the bluethroat. Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology
    Academic article
  • Smiseth, Per Terje; Amundsen, Trond; Hansen, Lars T. T.. (1998) Do males and females differ in the feeding of large and small siblings? An experiment with the bluethroat. Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology
    Academic article
  • Amundsen, Trond; Slagsvold, Tore. (1998) Hatching asynchrony in great tits : a bet-hedging strategy?. Ecology
    Academic article

1997

  • Andersson, Staffan; Amundsen, Trond. (1997) Ultraviolet colour vision and ornamentation in bluethroats. Proceedings of the Royal Society of Edinburgh Section B
    Academic article
  • Amundsen, Trond; Forsgren, Elisabet; Hansen, Lars T.T.. (1997) On the function of female ornaments : male bluethroats prefer colourful females. Proceedings of the Royal Society of Edinburgh Section B
    Academic article
  • Rohde, Percy A.; Amundsen, Trond; Fiske, Peder. (1997) Fluctuating asymmetry, mate choice and experimental designs. Animal Behaviour
    Academic article
  • Fiske, Peder; Amundsen, Trond. (1997) Female bluethroats prefer males with symmetric colour bands. Animal Behaviour
    Academic article

1995

  • Slagsvold, Tore; Amundsen, Trond; Dale, Svein. (1995) Costs and benefits of hatching asynchrony in blue tits Parus caeruleus. Journal of Animal Ecology
    Academic article

1994

  • Slagsvold, Tore; Amundsen, Trond; Dale, Svein. (1994) Selection by sexual conflict for evenly spaced offspring in blue tits. Nature
    Academic article

1992

  • Slagsvold, Tore; Amundsen, Trond; Dale, Svein; Lampe, Helene M.. (1992) Female-female aggression explains polyterritoriality in male pied flycatchers. Animal Behaviour
    Academic article

1990

  • Dale, Sven; Amundsen, Trond; Lifjeld, Jan Terje; Slagsvold, Tore. (1990) Mate sampling behaviour of female pied flycatchers: evidence for active mate choice. Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology
    Academic article

Journal publications

  • Martinossi-Allibert, Ivain Hugo Pascal; Wacker, Sebastian; Estalella, Claudia Aparicio; Kvarnemo, Charlotta; Amundsen, Trond. (2025) A test of operational sex ratio theory across latitudes reveals temporal variation in sex-specific behavioural reaction norms. Journal of Animal Ecology
    Academic article
  • Kaland, Håvard; Aas, Grete Kristine Følsvik Hansen; Amundsen, Trond; Gansel, Lars Christian; Tuene, Stig Atle. (2023) Hvordan studere lusebeiting i stor merd?. Norsk Fiskeoppdrett
    Popular scientific article
  • Kaland, Håvard; Aas, Grete Kristine Følsvik Hansen; Amundsen, Trond; Gansel, Lars Christian; Tuene, Stig Atle. (2023) Cleaning behavior of ballan wrasse (Labrus bergylta) studied using sea lice dummies in large scale sea cages. Aquaculture
    Academic article
  • Amundsen, Trond. (2018) Sex roles and sexual selection: Lessons from a dynamic model system. Current Zoology
    Academic article
  • Amundsen, Trond. (2018) Engelsk er forskningens språk. Universitetsavisa
    Reader opinion piece
  • Wacker, Sebastian; Nilsson, Sara Østlund; Ness, Miriam Horstad; Amundsen, Trond. (2017) Social structure affects mating competition in a damselfish. Coral reefs
    Academic article
  • Amundsen, Trond. (2016) Akademisk frihet er ingen selvfølge. Forskning.no
    Feature article
  • Amundsen, Trond. (2016) Akademisk frihet er ingen selvfølge. Universitetsavisa
    Feature article
  • Wacker, Sebastian; Nilsson, Sara Østlund; Forsgren, Elisabet; Newport, Cait; Amundsen, Trond. (2016) Mate choice plasticity in a coral reef fish. Behavioral Ecology
    Academic article
  • Melanie, Munroe; Amundsen, Trond; Utne-Palm, Anne Christine; Kenyon B., Mobley. (2016) Seasonal variation in male alternative reproductive tactics. Journal of Evolutionary Biology
    Academic article
  • Amundsen, Trond. (2016) Holder seg borte fra media med god grunn. Forskning.no
    Popular scientific article
  • Amundsen, Trond. (2015) Når uferdig forskning får mediedekning. Forskning.no
    Feature article
  • Amundsen, Trond. (2015) Darwin formulerte teorien 16 år før Wallace. Aftenposten (morgenutg. : trykt utg.)
    Feature article
  • Amundsen, Trond. (2015) Darwin plagierte ikke. Aftenposten Viten
    Feature article
  • Wacker, Sebastian; Amundsen, Trond; Forsgren, Elisabet; Mobley, Kenyon. (2014) Within-season variation in sexual selection in a fish with dynamic sex roles. Molecular Ecology
    Academic article
  • Magnhagen, Carin; Wacker, Sebastian; Forsgren, Elisabet; Myhre, Lise Cats; Espy, Elisabeth; Amundsen, Trond. (2014) Context Consistency and Seasonal Variation in Boldness of Male Two-Spotted Gobies. PLOS ONE
    Academic article
  • Wacker, Sebastian; Amundsen, Trond. (2014) Mate competition and resource competition are inter-related in sexual selection. Journal of Evolutionary Biology
    Academic article
  • Myhre, Lise Cats; Forsgren, Elisabet; Amundsen, Trond. (2013) Effects of habitat complexity on mating behavior and mating success in a marine fish. Behavioral Ecology
    Academic article
  • Forsgren, Elisabet; Dupont, Sam; Jutfelt, Fredrik; Amundsen, Trond. (2013) Elevated CO2 affects embryonic development and larval phototaxis in a temperate marine fish. Ecology and Evolution
    Academic article
  • Mück, Isabel; Wacker, Sebastian; Myhre, Lise Cats; Amundsen, Trond. (2013) Nest distribution affects behaviour and mating success in a marine fish. Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology
    Academic article
  • Wacker, Sebastian; Mobley, Kenyon; Forsgren, Elisabet; Myhre, Lise Cats; de Jong, Karen; Amundsen, Trond. (2013) Operational sex ratio but not density affects sexual selection in a fish. Evolution
    Academic article
  • Myhre, Lise Cats; de Jong, Karen; Forsgren, Elisabet; Amundsen, Trond. (2012) Sex roles and mutual mate choice matter during mate sampling. The American Naturalist
    Academic article
  • Wacker, Sebastian; de Jong, Karen; Forsgren, Elisabet; Amundsen, Trond. (2012) Large males fight and court more across a range of social environments: an experiment on the two spotted goby Gobiusculus flavescens. Journal of Fish Biology
    Academic article
  • de Jong, Karen; Forsgren, Elisabet; Sandvik, Hanno; Amundsen, Trond. (2012) Measuring mating competition correctly: available evidence supports operational sex ratio theory. Behavioral Ecology
    Academic article
  • Amundsen, Trond. (2010) Den farlige biologien. Aftenposten (morgenutg. : trykt utg.)
    Feature article
  • Amundsen, Trond. (2010) Den farlige biologien. Aftenposten Innsikt
    Feature article
  • Amundsen, Trond. (2010) Vitenskap med skylapper. Forskning.no
    Feature article
  • Amundsen, Trond. (2009) Spør Adressa: Hvordan kan dyr skifte farge?. Adresseavisen
    Interview Journal
  • Amundsen, Trond. (2009) Ole Brumm, gener og kultur. Forskning.no
    Reader opinion piece
  • Amundsen, Trond. (2009) For en friere forskning: det er den som gir de store gjennombruddene. Dagbladet
    Feature article
  • Amundsen, Trond. (2009) Forskning og frihet. Dagbladet
    Feature article
  • Amundsen, Trond. (2009) Gi forskerne frihet. Dagbladet
    Feature article
  • Amundsen, Trond. (2009) Det var i skogen vi lærte å gå. Forskning.no
    Interview Journal
  • Amundsen, Trond; Folstad, Ivar; Giske, Jarl; Slagsvold, Tore; Stenseth, Nils Christian. (2009) "Ida" er oversolgt. Aftenposten (morgenutg. : trykt utg.)
    Feature article
  • Svensson, Andreas; Pelabon, Christophe; Blount, Jonathan D.; Forsgren, Elisabet; Bjerkeng, Bjørn; Amundsen, Trond. (2009) Temporal variability in a multicomponent trait: nuptial coloration of female two-spotted gobies. Behavioral Ecology
    Academic article
  • Barber, Iain; Davies, Angela J.; Ironside, Joe E.; Forsgren, Elisabet; Amundsen, Trond. (2009) First record of a Kabatana sp. microsporidium infecting fish in the Atlantic Ocean. Diseases of Aquatic Organisms
    Academic article
  • Mobley, Kenyon; Amundsen, Trond; Forsgren, Elisabet; Svensson, Andreas; Jones, Adam G.. (2009) Multiple mating and a low incidence of cuckoldry for nest-holding males in the two-spotted goby, Gobiusculus flavescens. BMC Evolutionary Biology
    Academic article
  • de Jong, Karen; Wacker, Sebastian; Amundsen, Trond; Forsgren, Elisabet. (2009) Do operational sex ratio and density affect mating behaviour? An experiment on the two-spotted goby. Animal Behaviour
    Academic article
  • Svensson, Andreas; Blount, Jonathan D.; Forsgren, Elisabet; Amundsen, Trond. (2009) Female ornamentation and egg carotenoids of six sympatric gobies. Journal of Fish Biology
    Academic article
  • Sköld, Helen Nilsson; Skold, HN; Amundsen, Trond; Svensson, Per Andreas; Mayer, Ian; Bjelvenmark, Jens. (2008) Hormonal regulation of female nuptial coloration in a fish. Hormones and Behavior
    Academic article
  • Parn, Henrik; Lindstrom, KM; Sandell, M; Amundsen, Trond. (2008) Female aggressive response and hormonal correlates - an intrusion experiment in a free-living passerine. Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology
    Academic article
  • Borg, Åsa; Forsgren, Elisabet; Amundsen, Trond. (2006) Seasonal change in female choice for male size in the two-spotted goby. Animal Behaviour
    Academic article
  • Svensson, Andreas; Pelabon, Christophe; Blount, Jonathan D.; Surai, Peter F.; Amundsen, Trond. (2006) Does female nuptial coloration reflect egg carotenoids and clutch quality in the two-spotted goby (Gobiusculus flavescens, Gobiidae)?. Functional Ecology
    Academic article
  • Borg, Åsa; Rosenqvist, Gunilla; Amundsen, Trond; Forsgren, Elisabet. (2006) Presence of same sex individuals negatively affects egg maturation in female guppies (Poecilia reticulata). Behaviour
    Academic article
  • Pelabon, Christophe; Borg, Åsa; Bjelvenmark, Jens; Barber, Iain; Forsgren, Elisabet; Amundsen, Trond. (2005) Do microsporidian parasites affect courtship in two-spotted gobies?. Marine Biology
    Academic article
  • Pärn, Henrik; Lifjeld, Jan Terje; Amundsen, Trond. (2005) Female throat ornamentation does not reflect cell-mediated immune response in bluethroats Luscinia s. svecica. Oecologia
    Academic article
  • Svensson, Andreas; Forsgren, Elisabet; Amundsen, Trond; Sköld, Helen Nilsson. (2005) Chromatic interaction between egg pigmentation and skin chromatophores in the nuptial coloration of female two-spotted gobies. Journal of Experimental Biology
    Academic article
  • Forsgren, Elisabet; Amundsen, Trond; Borg, Anne; Bjelvenmark, J. (2004) Unusually dynamic sex roles in a fish. Nature
    Academic article
  • Amundsen, Trond; Forsgren, Elisabet. (2003) Male preference for colourful females affected by male size in a marine fish. Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology
    Academic article
  • Amundsen, Trond. (2003) Fishes as models in studies of sexual selection and parental care. Journal of Fish Biology
    Academic article
  • Smiseth, Per terje; Bu, Rolf Jørund; Eikenaes, AK; Amundsen, Trond. (2003) Food limitation in asynchronous bluethroat broods: effects on food distribution, nestling begging, and parental provisioning rules. Behavioral Ecology
    Academic article
  • Pelabon, Christophe; Borg, Anne; Bjelvenmark, Jens; Forsgren, Elisabet; Barber, Iain; Amundsen, Trond. (2003) Do male two-spotted gobies prefer large fecund females?. Behavioral Ecology
    Academic article
  • Amundsen, Trond; Brobakken, Paul T.; Moksnes, Arne; Røskaft, Eivin. (2002) Rejection of cuckoo Cuculus canorus eggs in relation to female age in the bluethroat Luscinia svecica. Journal of Avian Biology
    Academic article
  • Smiseth, Per terje; Amundsen, Trond. (2002) Senior and junior nestlings in asynchronous bluethroat broods differ in their effectiveness of begging. Evolutionary Ecology Research
    Academic article
  • Røskaft, Eivin; Moksnes, Arne; Amundsen, Trond; Brobakken, Paul. (2002) Rejection of common cuckoo Cuculus canorus eggs in relation to female age in the bluethroat Luscinia svecica. Journal of Avian Biology
    Academic article
  • Smiseth, Per terje; Örnborg, Jonas; Andersson, Staffan; Amundsen, Trond. (2001) Is male plumage reflectance correlated with paternal care in bluethroats?. Behavioral Ecology
    Academic article
  • Amundsen, Trond; Forsgren, Elisabet. (2001) Male mate choice selects for female coloration in a fish. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America (PNAS)
    Academic article
  • Johnsen, Arild; Lifjeld, Jan Terje; Andersson, Staffan; Örnborg, Jonas; Amundsen, Trond. (2001) Male characteristics and fertilization success in bluethroats. Behaviour
    Academic article
  • Johnsen, Arild; Lifjeld, Jan Terje; Andersson, Staffan; Örnborg, J.; Amundsen, T. (2001) Male characteristics and fertilisation success in bluethroats. Behaviour
    Academic article
  • Lorentsen, Svein-Håkon; Amundsen, Trond; Anthonisen, Kristin; Lifjeld, Jan T.. (2000) Molecular evidence for extrapair paternity and female-female pairs in Antarctic petrels. The AUK: A Quarterly Journal of Ornithology
    Academic article
  • Amundsen, Trond. (2000) Female ornamentation, mate choice, and sexual selection. Reply. Trends in Ecology & Evolution
    Academic article
  • Johnsen, Arild; Fiske, Peder; Amundsen, Trond; Lifjeld, Jan T.; Rohde, Percy A.. (2000) Colour bands, mate choice and paternity in the bluethroat. Animal Behaviour
    Academic article
  • Amundsen, Trond. (2000) Why are female birds ornamented?. Trends in Ecology & Evolution
    Academic article
  • Smiseth, Per Terje; Amundsen, Trond. (2000) Does female plumage coloration signal parental quality? A male removal experiment with the bluethroat (Luscinia s. svecica). Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology
    Academic article
  • Johnsen, Arild; Fiske, P.; Amundsen, T; Lifjeld, Jan Terje; Rohde, P.A.. (2000) Colour bands, mate choice and paternity in the bluethroat. Animal Behaviour
    Academic article
  • Lorentsen, S.H.; Amundsen, T; Anthonisen, K.; Lifjeld, Jan Terje. (2000) Molecular evidence for extrapair paternity and female-female pairs in Antarctic Petrels. The AUK: A Quarterly Journal of Ornithology
    Academic article
  • Hansen, Lars T.T.; Amundsen, Trond; Forsgren, Elisabet. (1999) Symmetry: attractive not only to females. Proceedings of the Royal Society of Edinburgh Section B
    Academic article
  • Smiseth, Per Terje; Amundsen, Trond; Hansen, Lars T. T.. (1998) Do males and females differ in the feeding of large and small siblings? An experiment with the bluethroat. Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology
    Academic article
  • Smiseth, Per Terje; Amundsen, Trond; Hansen, Lars T. T.. (1998) Do males and females differ in the feeding of large and small siblings? An experiment with the bluethroat. Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology
    Academic article
  • Amundsen, Trond; Slagsvold, Tore. (1998) Hatching asynchrony in great tits : a bet-hedging strategy?. Ecology
    Academic article
  • Andersson, Staffan; Amundsen, Trond. (1997) Ultraviolet colour vision and ornamentation in bluethroats. Proceedings of the Royal Society of Edinburgh Section B
    Academic article
  • Amundsen, Trond; Forsgren, Elisabet; Hansen, Lars T.T.. (1997) On the function of female ornaments : male bluethroats prefer colourful females. Proceedings of the Royal Society of Edinburgh Section B
    Academic article
  • Rohde, Percy A.; Amundsen, Trond; Fiske, Peder. (1997) Fluctuating asymmetry, mate choice and experimental designs. Animal Behaviour
    Academic article
  • Fiske, Peder; Amundsen, Trond. (1997) Female bluethroats prefer males with symmetric colour bands. Animal Behaviour
    Academic article
  • Slagsvold, Tore; Amundsen, Trond; Dale, Svein. (1995) Costs and benefits of hatching asynchrony in blue tits Parus caeruleus. Journal of Animal Ecology
    Academic article
  • Slagsvold, Tore; Amundsen, Trond; Dale, Svein. (1994) Selection by sexual conflict for evenly spaced offspring in blue tits. Nature
    Academic article
  • Slagsvold, Tore; Amundsen, Trond; Dale, Svein; Lampe, Helene M.. (1992) Female-female aggression explains polyterritoriality in male pied flycatchers. Animal Behaviour
    Academic article
  • Dale, Sven; Amundsen, Trond; Lifjeld, Jan Terje; Slagsvold, Tore. (1990) Mate sampling behaviour of female pied flycatchers: evidence for active mate choice. Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology
    Academic article

Books

  • Espmark, Yngve; Amundsen, Trond; Rosenqvist, Gunilla. (2000) Animal Signals: Signalling and Signal Design in Animal Communication. Tapir Akademisk Forlag Tapir Akademisk Forlag
    Non-fiction book
  • Espmark, Yngve; Amundsen, Trond; Rosenqvist, Gunilla. (2000) Animal Signals: Signalling and Signal Design in Animal Communication. Tapir Akademisk Forlag Tapir Akademisk Forlag
    Non-fiction book
  • Espmark, Yngve; Amundsen, Trond; Rosenqvist, Gunilla. (2000) Animal Signals. Signalling and Signal Design in Animal Communication. Proc. DKNVS' Stiftelse Kongsvoll Symp.
    Non-fiction book

Part of book/report

  • Kennair, Leif Edward Ottesen; Grøntvedt, Trond Viggo; Bendixen, Mons; Amundsen, Trond. (2016) Sexual Behaviour. Springer
    Academic chapter/article/Conference paper
  • Amundsen, Trond; Parn, Henrik. (2006) Female coloration in birds: a review of functional and non-functional hypotheses. Harvard University Press (HUP)
    Academic chapter/article/Conference paper
  • Amundsen, Trond. (2000) Female ornaments: genetically correlated or sexually selected?. Tapir Akademisk Forlag
    Academic chapter/article/Conference paper

Report

  • Norgaard, Trygve; Amundsen, Trond; Ratikainen, Irja Ida. (2019) Male nest choice in the two-spotted goby (Pomatoschistus flavescens). NTNU
    Masters thesis
  • Gavriilidi, Ioanna Aikaterini; Amundsen, Trond; Ratikainen, Irja Ida. (2019) Territoriality and nest competition in the two-spotted goby (Pomatoschistus flavescens) . NTNU
    Masters thesis
  • Myhre, Lise Cats; Amundsen, Trond. (2009) Female mate sampling in the two-spotted goby, Gobiusculus flavescens, in relation to sexual competition. Institutt for biologi
    Masters thesis
  • Eriksen, Jorunn Mittet; Amundsen, Trond. (2007) Parental care behaviour and costs in male two-spotted gobies (Gobiusculus flavescens). NTNU, Institutt for biologi
    Masters thesis
  • Brevik, Camilla; Amundsen, Trond. (2007) Reirplassvalg hos tangkutling Gobiusculus flavescens. NTNU, Institutt for biologi
    Masters thesis
  • Johansen, Aleksandra I.; Amundsen, Trond. (2006) Change in male mate choice in the two-spotted goby (Gobiusculus flavescens) over the course of the breeding season. Institutt for biologi, NTNU
    Masters thesis

UTSTILLING

  • Amundsen, Trond. (2018) Slideshow: Coral reefs - beauty but a bleak future?. Klimafestivalen Trondheim 2018
    Other presentation
  • Amundsen, Trond. (2017) Korallrevene og meg: en vidunderlig og trist historie. Ett nytt vi. Stories. Fortellerkveld på Kunsthallen, Trondheim
    Other presentation

INFORMASJONSMATR

  • Amundsen, Trond. (2012) Håp for Darwins korallrev?.
    Website (informational material)

Teaching

Courses

  • BI3910 - Master Thesis in Ocean Resources
  • BI1003 - Ecology, Behaviour, Evolution and Sustainability
  • BI8091 - Advanced Biology
  • BI2045 - Sexual Selection and Communication
  • BI3062 - Science Seminars, Marine

Teaching and supervision

I enjoy teaching and teach at all levels, from introductory undergraduate to PhD level. Topics for courses teach or have taught include general animal behaviour, communication and reproductive behaviour, sexual selection, and the theory and philosophy of biological science. I also enjoy supervising MSc and PhD students, and mentoring postdocs and researchers.

In 2020, I was the manager of a major upgrade of the first-year BI1003 Ecology, Behaviour & Evolution course (below), including pedagogical upgrades (a diversity of student-active learning tools and activities), improved topical integration, a new team of teachers, and introducing Global Environmental Challenges and Sustainability as an overarching theme for the course. I was supported by co-manager Aline M. Lee and an excellent team of teachers. In 2021, Aline took over as main manager of the course.

In 2022, the BI1003 Team received the Outstanding Pedagogical Activity Award of the Faculty of Natural Sciences, NTNU, for the course revision implemented in 2020/21 (and later followed up), emphasizing sustainability, pedagogical diversity and student-active learning.

Main current courses

BI1003 Ecology, Behaviour og Evolution

First-year course in evolution, behaviour and ecology - the very first biology course in the study program of the Department. I am responsible for teaching behaviour, life history (and a bit evolution. The course is tought in Norwegian, and includes lectures and a supervised student group project on an assigned topic related to environmental challenges sustainability. The current (2022 onwards) main course manager is Associate Professor Aline M. Lee.

BI2045 Sexual Selection and Communication

This course explores communication, sexual selection and reproductive behaviour in animals. It fits into the curriculum towards the end of a BSc degree. The course is based on lectures and a supervised literature review project, and is taught in English. I am the manager and main teacher of the course.

A selection of courses previously taught (and developed)

How To Do Science

Introductory course for the MSc in biology. I am responsible for teaching Theory of Science. The course is taught in English. The course manager is Martin Wagner.

BI3052 Study Design

This MSc course aims to provide an extensive and hands-on introduction to good study design for MSc projects and in general. I developed the couurse along with professors Jon Wright and Christophe Pélabon. My part of the course was on "Testing Hypotheses in Science", "Experimental vs Observational Studies", and "Laboratory vs Field Studies". Currently, the course is taught (and updated) by a new team of teachers, but with the same overarching aims. The current course manager is Professor Cameron Ghalambor. The course is taught in English, and involves extensive student-teacher interaction and group assignments.

MN 8000 Doing science: methods, ethics and dissemination

This course provides a down-to-earth introduction to the fundamental issues of doing science - the challenges and potentials of the scientific endeavour. It also deals with contemporary controversial issues related to the interaction between science and society. I was once instrumental in initiating and developing this course, which to a large extent was modelled on my previous course BI8092 Theory of Science in Biology, for biology PhD students. The current BI8000 course is a PhD course that is mandatory for all PhD candidates at the Faculty of Natural Sciences and Technology (the "NT Faculty"), normally to be taken at the start of the PhD study. The course is intensive course and is taught during January - February. The course includes plenary sessions for all students (e.g. scientific writing, dissemination, history of science) and seminar sessions focusing on fundamental issues of doing science. These seminars are split by topic/department. I am responsible for the seminars for biology and biotechnology candidates (and potentially for biophysics). The current course manager is Professor Brian Grimes.

Supervision

I have extensive experience from supervising MSc and BSc projects, and from mentoring/hosting postdocs and researchers.

I currently supervise or host the following:

Ivain Martinossi, postdoc 2021-2025, DYNAMAR project (host) 

Håvard Kaland, PhD candidate, NTNU Ålesund (co-supervisor, main supervisor: Grethe Hansen Aas).  

Linn Amalie Sveen Aaresvik, MSc student Ocean Resources

Eirin Jetmundsen Eknes, MSc student Ocean Resources

Tilde Tveraa Røilid, MSc student Ocean Resources

(The PhD-students are co-supervised with Postdoc Ivain Martinossi as main supervisor)

Outreach

Outreach: important & enjoyable

I like communicating science to lay audiences, and do so through lectures, newspapers, magazines, radio, TV, etc, in Norway and internationally. In 2019, I received the NTNU Award for Excellence in Science Dissemination.

Artenes utryddelse (Samfundet, Trondheim)

A talk on the future on coral reefs, and debate on the threats to biodiversity, at a meeting on "Artenes utryddelse" (the Exctinction of Species) at the Student Union (Samfundet) in Trondheim. I have given related talks to a range of audiences.

Nordiske Mediedager: Om netthets og netthat

I was once invited to address "hatred on the web from a biological perspective", and was very close to turn down the invite, but then thought "maybe scope to teach some biology to a new audience" :-) and went for it... Nordiske Mediedager, Bergen.

"World record in mating"

When dissemination gets tabloid and headlines out of control: Having reported an exceptionally large ("World record?") goby brood to friends on Facebook, all sorts of media tapped in. First time for sexual selection on NRK news? (from about 13:30 in clip)

2024

  • Academic lecture
    Kaland, Håvard Blindheim; Banno, Kana; Gansel, Lars Christian; Amundsen, Trond; Tuene, Stig Atle; Aas, Grete Kristine Følsvik Hansen. (2024) Does farmed Atlantic salmon get frightened of wild fish around sea cages?. AQUA 2024 , København 2024-08-26 - 2024-08-30

2022

  • Academic lecture
    Kaland, Håvard; Aas, Grete Hansen; Amundsen, Trond; Gansel, Lars Christian; Tuene, Stig Atle. (2022) Delousing behavior of ballan wrasse (Labrus bergylta) studied by a sea lice model in commercial sea cages. Fiskaaling Sealice conference international 2022 2022-05-09 - 2022-05-13

2021

  • Lecture
    Amundsen, Trond; Forsgren, Elisabet; Bjelvenmark, Jens; Pedersen, Åsa Alexandra Borg; Wallin, Jan Konrad; Wacker, Sebastian. (2021) Climate-driven dynamics of sex ratio, mating competition and sexual selection. FishNet (EEA-funded network, host ISPA, Portugal) Human Impacts on Fish Biology and Marine Ecosystems (Workshop) , Lisbon 2021-09-21 - 2021-09-24
  • Academic lecture
    Amundsen, Trond. (2021) Will coral reefs survive a warming ocean? An eyewitness account. FishNet (EEA-funded network, host ISPA, Portugal) Human Impacts on Fish Biology and Marine Ecosystems (Workshop) , Lisbon 2021-09-21 - 2021-09-24
  • Academic lecture
    Forsgren, Elisabet; Amundsen, Trond; de Jong, Karen; Myhre, Lise Cats; Wacker, Sebastian; Mobley, Kenyon Brice. (2021) Reproductive dynamics, sexual selection and the environment: What have we learnt from two-spotted gobies. ISPA Human Impacts on Fish Biology and Marine Ecosystems , Lisbon 2021-09-21 - 2021-09-24

2020

  • Programme participation
    Amundsen, Trond. (2020) EKKO: Korallrevsfisk blir ikke forvirret likevel. NRK P2 Ekko NRK P2 Ekko [Radio] 2020-02-12
  • Poster
    Gavriilidi, Ioanna Aikaterini; Ratikainen, Irja Ida; Norgaard, Trygve; Amundsen, Trond. (2020) Quality housing overruns costs of competition: a study of two-spotted gobies . Bavarian State Collection of Zoology 8th International Goby Meeting , Starnberg 2020-02-26 - 2020-02-28
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond. (2020) Havet blir surere, men korallrevfisk ser ikke ut til å bli påvirket. forskning.no forskning.no [Internet] 2020-01-18
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond; Bøckman, Petter. (2020) Dyr med naboer er smartere, ifølge studie. Forskning.no Forskning.no [Internet] 2020-10-12
  • Interview
    Bøckman, Petter; Amundsen, Trond. (2020) Hvilke dyr er de smarteste?. Forskning.no Forskning.no [Internet] 2020-08-13

2019

  • Academic lecture
    Forsgren, Elisabet; Amundsen, Trond. (2019) Mating competition and sex roles: what have we learnt from the two-spotted goby?. University of Debrecen New directions in evolutionary research of sex roles , Debrecen 2019-01-10 - 2019-01-13
  • Academic lecture
    Amundsen, Trond. (2019) Sex roles and sexual selection: lessons from a dynamic model system. Universitetet i Oslo, Institutt for biologi Gjesteforelesning , Institutt for biologi, UiO, Blindern, Kristine Bonnevies hus 2019-06-13 - 2019-06-13
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond. (2019) INSTINTO BASICO: 5.3 copulas per hora. National Geographic - Spanish Edition National Geographic - Spanish Edition [Business/trade/industry journal] 2019-11-15
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond. (2019) GIZ Asks: What's the horniest animal?. GIZMODO GIZMODO [Internet] 2019-05-27
  • Popular scientific lecture
    Amundsen, Trond; Jackson, Jeremy B. C.; Ahmed, Nabil. (2019) Ocean Talk with Jeremy Jackson, Trond Amundsen and Nabil Ahmed (TA moderator). NTNU, Trondheim Kommune and Trøndelag Fylkeskommune The Big Challenge (Trondheim Science Festival) , Krigsseilerplassen, Trondheim 2019-09-16 - 2019-09-16
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond. (2019) "Kollaps" ved dykkerparadis. tv2.no tv2.no [Internet] 2019-04-06
  • Popular scientific lecture
    Amundsen, Trond. (2019) Tropical paradise lost? An eyewitness account. NTNU, Trondheim Kommune and Trøndelag Fylkeskommune The Big Challenge (Trondheim Science Festival) , Olavshallen, Trondheim 2019-06-17 - 2019-06-17

2018

  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond. (2018) Dyr med personlighet. Nysgjerrigper Nysgjerrigper [Journal] 2018-02-01
  • Popular scientific lecture
    Amundsen, Trond. (2018) The Future of Coral Reefs. Klimafestivalen Klimafestivalen Trondheim 2018 , Trondheim 2018-09-08 - 2018-09-08
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond. (2018) Vil lage kunstige korallrev i Great Barrier Reef. nrk.no nrk.no [Internet] 2018-09-27
  • Documentary
    Amundsen, Trond. (2018) The Future of Coral Reefs. dusken.no dusken.no [Internet] 2018-09-12
  • Popular scientific lecture
    Amundsen, Trond. (2018) Samfundsmøte Artenes Utryddelse - foredrag om korallrevenes framtid og paneldebatt om trusler mot verdens biologiske mangfold. Studentersamfundet i Trondheim Samfundsmøte: Artenes Utryddelse , Trondheim 2018-02-17 - 2018-02-17
  • Popular scientific lecture
    Amundsen, Trond. (2018) Våryr? Om dyrenes mangfoldige sexliv. Realfagskonferansen Realfagskonferansen 2018 , Trondheim 2018-05-07 - 2018-05-07
  • Popular scientific lecture
    Amundsen, Trond. (2018) Dyrenes mangfoldige sexliv. NTNU Fagdag 3. klasse , Trondheim 2018-03-20 - 2018-03-20
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond. (2018) Kan korallrevene reddes?. Ekko NRK P2 Ekko NRK P2 [Radio] 2018-01-11
  • Academic lecture
    Forsgren, Elisabet; Dupont, Sam; Jutfelt, Fredrik; Amundsen, Trond. (2018) Elevated CO2 affects embryonic development and larval phototaxis in the two-spotted goby. University of Padova Goby meeting 2018 , Chioggia (Venice) 2018-03-07 - 2018-03-09
  • Academic lecture
    Amundsen, Trond; Wacker, Sebastian. (2018) Spatiotemporal variation in sexual dynamics and life history of Gobiusculus flavescens: is mid-Norway a different story?. University of Padova 7th International Goby Meeting 2018 , Chioggia 2018-03-07 - 2018-03-09
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond. (2018) Great Barrier Reef - Vil redde verdens største korallrev med tre milliarder: - Ikke i nærheten av nok. Dagbladet Dagbladet [Newspaper] 2018-04-30
  • Lecture
    Amundsen, Trond; Moser, Edvard Ingjald; Hansen, Alex. (2018) Debattmøte om Plan S, arr av Forskningsrådet og NTNU. innledning av Jon Arne Røttingen, kommentarer/diskusjonsinnlegg fra Edvard Moser, Trond Amundsen, Alex Hansen. Norges Forskningsråd og NTNU Debattmøte om Plan S , NTNU 2018-11-29 - 2018-11-29
  • Academic lecture
    Gavriilidi, Ioanna Aikaterini; Ratikainen, Irja Ida; Amundsen, Trond. (2018) Territorial behaviour and competition in the two-spotted goby (Gobiusculus flavescens). Göteborgs Universitet og Kungliga Vetenskapsakademin Workshop "Interplay Between Parental Care and Sexual Selection" , Fiskebäckskil (SLC Kristineberg) 2018-02-26 - 2018-03-03
  • Academic lecture
    Amundsen, Trond; Wacker, Sebastian. (2018) Spatiotemporal dynamics of parental care, sexual selection and life history in a goby model species. Göteborgs Universitet og Kungliga Vetenskapsakademin Workshop "Interplay Between Parental Care and Sexual Selection" , Fiskebäckskil (SLC Kristineberg) 2018-02-26 - 2018-03-03

2017

  • Programme participation
    Amundsen, Trond. (2017) Sveitt: - Det beste er å trene naken (innslag 4:5 i serie om svette på Norgesglasset NRK P1). Norgesglasset, NRK P1 Norgesglasset, NRK P1 [Internet] 2017-04-11
  • Programme participation
    Amundsen, Trond. (2017) Sveitte: - Utan hadde me ikkje overlevd (del 1:5 i svette-serie på Norgesglasset NRK P1). Norgesglasset, NRK P1 Norgesglasset, NRK P1 [Radio] 2017-04-10
  • Academic lecture
    Amundsen, Trond. (2017) Sex roles, sexual selection and female ornaments. ASAB and IEC 35th Conference Behaviour 2017 , Estoril 2017-07-30 - 2017-08-04
  • Academic lecture
    Amundsen, Trond; Nilsson, Sara Østlund; Forsgren, Elisabet; Cait, Newport; Wacker, Sebastian. (2017) Mate choice plasticity in a coral reef fish. ASAB and IEC 35th Conference Behaviour 2017 , Estoril 2017-07-30 - 2017-08-04
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond. (2017) Derfor kan et mannebrøl tiltrekke en dame. nrk.no nrk.no [Internet] 2017-08-31
  • Programme participation
    Amundsen, Trond. (2017) Det løner seg å lukte (del 2:5 i programserie om svette). Norgesglasset, NRK P1 Norgesglasset, NRK P1 [Radio] 2017-04-10
  • Programme participation
    Amundsen, Trond. (2017) Menneskene og Great Barrier Reef. NRK P2 Studio 2 NRK P2 Studio 2 [Radio] 2017-03-20
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond. (2017) Har dyr personlighet?. forskning.no forskning.no [Internet] 2017-09-22
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond. (2017) Hvorfor være alfahann når du i stedet kan være en "sneaky fucker"?. nrk.no nrk.no [Internet] 2017-09-06
  • Programme participation
    Amundsen, Trond. (2017) Svette 1: Uten hadde vi ikke overlevd. Frokostradio NRK P1 Frokostradio NRK P1 [Radio] 2017-07-25
  • Programme participation
    Amundsen, Trond. (2017) Svette 3: Det beste er å trene naken. Frokostradio NRK P1 Frokostradio NRK P1 [Radio] 2017-08-08
  • Programme participation
    Amundsen, Trond. (2017) Sveitt: Utan hadde me ikkje overlevd. NRK P1+ Radiolangs NRK P1+ Radiolangs [Radio] 2017-04-24
  • Programme participation
    Amundsen, Trond. (2017) Svette 2: Det lønner seg å svette. Frokostradio NRK P1 Frokostradio NRK P1 [Radio] 2017-08-01
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond. (2017) Fuglesangen ligger i genene. forskning.no forskning.no [Internet] 2017-06-23
  • Programme participation
    Amundsen, Trond. (2017) Sveitt: Det beste er å trene naken. NRK P1 Radiolangs Nattreprise NRK P1 Radiolangs Nattreprise [Radio] 2017-04-28
  • Programme participation
    Amundsen, Trond. (2017) Sveitt: Det løner seg å svette. NRK P1+ Radiolangs NRK P1+ Radiolangs [Radio] 2017-04-25
  • Programme participation
    Amundsen, Trond. (2017) Sveitt: Det løner seg å lukte. Del 2. NRK P1 Radiolangs Nattreprise NRK P1 Radiolangs Nattreprise [Radio] 2017-04-26
  • Programme participation
    Amundsen, Trond. (2017) Sveitt: Utan hadde me ikkje overlevd. NRK P1 Radiolangs Nattreprise NRK P1 Radiolangs Nattreprise [Radio] 2017-04-25
  • Programme participation
    Amundsen, Trond. (2017) Sveitt: Utan hadde me ikkje overlevd. NRK P1 Distriktsprogram Trøndelag NRK P1 Distriktsprogram Trøndelag [Radio] 2017-04-20
  • Programme participation
    Amundsen, Trond. (2017) Svette 4: Mange desiliter svette, takk!. Frokostradio NRK P1 Frokostradio NRK P1 [Radio] 2017-08-15
  • Programme participation
    Amundsen, Trond. (2017) Sveitt: Mange desiliter sveitte, takk!. NRK P1 Radiolangs Nattreprise NRK P1 Radiolangs Nattreprise [Radio] 2017-04-27
  • Programme participation
    Amundsen, Trond. (2017) Det spøker for verdens korallrev. Ekko NRK P2 Ekko NRK P2 [Radio] 2017-10-11
  • Programme participation
    Amundsen, Trond. (2017) Sveitt: Det beste er å trene naken. NRK P1+ Radiolangs NRK P1+ Radiolangs [Radio] 2017-04-27
  • Programme participation
    Amundsen, Trond. (2017) Sveitt: Det løner seg å lukte. NRK P1 Distriktsprogram Trøndelag NRK P1 Distriktsprogram Trøndelag [Radio] 2017-04-26
  • Programme participation
    Amundsen, Trond. (2017) Sveitt: Mange desiliter sveitte, takk!. NRK P1+ Radiolangs NRK P1+ Radiolangs [Radio] 2017-04-26
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond. (2017) Mensen var lenge siste skanse, men det er dette som er det siste tabu (intervju om biologiske forklaringer på menopause). Dagens Næringsliv D2 Dagens Næringsliv D2 [Newspaper] 2017-12-14
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond; Liland, Ørjan. (2017) To tredjedeler av korallene i Great Barrier Reef er rammet av korallbleking: - Ødelagt for alltid. Dagbladet Dagbladet [Newspaper] 2017-04-14
  • Programme participation
    Amundsen, Trond. (2017) Sveitt: - Mange desiliter sveitte, takk! (del 3:5 i svette-serie på Norgesglasset NRK P1). Norgesglasset, NRK P1 Norgesglasset, NRK P1 [Radio] 2017-04-11

2016

  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond. (2016) Frokostradio: Hvordan påvirker våren oss og dyrene rundt oss? (NRK P1+). NRK P1+ NRK P1+ [Radio] 2016-04-04
  • Academic lecture
    Amundsen, Trond. (2016) Dynamikk i kjønnsroller og seksuell seleksjon: lærdommer fra et tangkutling-prosjekt. Foreningen Norske Etologer Årsmøte, Foreningen Norske Etologer , Trondheim 2016-03-12 - 2016-03-12
  • Popular scientific lecture
    Amundsen, Trond. (2016) Hva er sosiobiologi? Sosiologisk Salong # 6 Samtale om sosiobiologi (foredrag + paneldebatt). Sosiologisk Salong Sosiologisk Salong, Trondheim , Trondheim 2016-03-11 - 2016-03-11
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond. (2016) Female fish lose interest in colourful males. Science Nordic Science Nordic [Internet] 2016-11-02
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond. (2016) Hunnfisk byttet ut jålebukkene med de kjedelige hannene. Forskning.no Forskning.no [Internet] 2016-10-30
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond. (2016) Frykter verdensarv kan gå tapt. nrk.no nrk.no [Internet] 2016-04-11
  • Programme participation
    Amundsen, Trond. (2016) Når kjemien stemmer (prøveprogram, ikke sendt). NRK 1 NRK 1 [TV] 2016-02-02
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond. (2016) Kråkeplage i Honningsvåg. Finnmarksposten Finnmarksposten [Newspaper] 2016-10-24
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond. (2016) Bildene av Great Barrier Reef er tatt med én måneds mellomrom. - Knapt mulig å fatte. Dagbladet Dagbladet [Newspaper] 2016-06-20
  • Documentary
    Amundsen, Trond. (2016) Courting damselfish. YouTube YouTube [Internet] 2016-10-01
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond. (2016) Korallbleking og truslene mot verdens korallrev. Norgesglasset (NRK P1) Norgesglasset (NRK P1) [Radio] 2016-06-21
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond; Kennair, Leif Edward Ottesen. (2016) Sexforedrag på Dokkhuset ga publikum noen aha-opplevelser og bekreftet noen fordommer (omtale av foredrag på NTNU Kveld på Dokkhuset). Adresseavisen Adresseavisen [Newspaper] 2016-04-27
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond. (2016) Hvorfor blir vi forelska?. NRK P3 Juntafil NRK P3 Juntafil [Radio] 2016-05-19
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond. (2016) 1000 kilometer korallrev kan gå tapt. forskning.no forskning.no [Internet] 2016-04-15
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond; Kennair, Leif Edward Ottesen. (2016) Sexy mangfold hos mennesker og dyr (NRK Ekko med bakgrunn i felles foredrag på NTNU Kveld). EKKO (NRK P2) EKKO (NRK P2) [Radio] 2016-05-20
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond; Bryceson, Ian; Furevik, Tore. (2016) Kva om korallreva forsvinn? Korallreva og det rike artsmangfaldet i og rundt dei er truga når temperaturen i havet stig. NRK P2 EKKO NRK P2 EKKO [Radio] 2016-04-11
  • Lecture
    Amundsen, Trond. (2016) Dynamics of sex roles and sexual selection: lessons from goby fishes. University of Bergen Guest lecture, University of Bergen , Department of Biology 2016-01-08 - 2016-01-08
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond. (2016) The Great Barrier Reef is in Trouble. NutsoNews NutsoNews [Internet] 2016-04-25
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond. (2016) 1000 km korallrev kan bli borte (artikkel med bakgrunn i oppslag i Forskning.no). MiljøNytt MiljøNytt [Internet] 2016-04-11
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond. (2016) Drevet av dyriske drifter. VG (Pluss) VG (Pluss) [Newspaper] 2016-04-23
  • Popular scientific lecture
    Amundsen, Trond; Kennair, Leif Edward Ottesen. (2016) Våryr? Om sexlivets mangfold hos dyr og mennesker (populærforedrag i serien NTNU Kveld på Dokkhuset i Trondheim). NTNU, Vitenskapsmuseet NTNU Kveld, Dokkhuset , Dokkhuset, Trondheim 2016-04-27 - 2016-04-27
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond. (2016) Disse fuglene overlevde ikke den kalde starten på sommeren i nord. NRK.no/Finnmark NRK.no/Finnmark [Internet] 2016-06-10

2015

  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond. (2015) Denne fisk er en scorekarl. videnskab.dk videnskab.dk [Internet] 2015-09-21
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond. (2015) NTNU-forskere i ekstase over verdensrekord i befruktning (MidtNytt KortNytt 20.55). NRK MidtNytt Kortnytt 2055 NRK MidtNytt Kortnytt 2055 [TV] 2015-08-24
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond. (2015) NTNU-forskere i ekstase over verdensrekord i befruktning (Dagsrevyen 21). Dagsrevyen 21 Dagsrevyen 21 [TV] 2015-08-24
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond. (2015) Papegøyen nektet å spise før jordskjelvet. nrk.no nrk.no [Internet] 2015-10-13
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond. (2015) Verdensrekord i befruktning på Hitra. forskning.no forskning.no [Internet] 2015-08-17
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond. (2015) NTNU-forskere i ekstase over verdensrekord i befruktning. NRK MidtNytt 1845 NRK MidtNytt 1845 [TV] 2015-08-24
  • Documentary
    Amundsen, Trond. (2015) Ukas High Five: Fisken som trolig har verdensrekord i befruktning. Natt og Dag Natt og Dag [Journal] 2015-08-21
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond. (2015) Mattilsynet etterlyser nye dyreparkregler. VG VG [Newspaper] 2015-04-08
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond; Wacker, Sebastian. (2015) Fisken parrer seg på andre måter i Sverige. forskning.no forskning.no [Internet] 2015-05-26
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond. (2015) Goby behaviour says much about sexual selection. ScienceNordic ScienceNordic [Internet] 2015-08-26
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond. (2015) Verdensrekord i befruktning på Hitra. Nationen Nationen [Newspaper] 2015-08-17
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond. (2015) Seksuell sensasjon på Hitra. Klassekampen Klassekampen [Newspaper] 2015-08-18
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond; Wacker, Sebastian. (2015) Hvorfor svensker og trøndere er ulike. Gemini Gemini [Business/trade/industry journal] 2015-05-26
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond. (2015) Han har verdensrekord i befruktning. nrk.no nrk.no [Internet] 2015-08-24
  • Academic lecture
    Forsgren, Elisabet; Amundsen, Trond; Utne-Palm, Anne Christine; Kvarnemo, Lotta; Lindström, Kai; de Jong, Karen. (2015) Who limits who? Skewed sex ratios in Nordic gobies – preliminary results from transect investigations in Sweden, Norway and Finland. The goby meeting 2015: Gobies as a model for invasion biology, evolutionary ecology, and reproductive strategies – A Marcus Wallenberg symposium , Umeå 2015-02-24 - 2015-02-27
  • Academic lecture
    Forsgren, Elisabet; de Jong, Karen; Mobley, Kenyon; Myhre, Lise Cats; Wacker, Sebastian; Amundsen, Trond. (2015) Hvem begrenser hvem? Skjeve kjønnsrater og reproduksjonsøkologi hos en liten fisk i algebeltet. Norges forskningsråd Havet og kysten avslutningskonferanse , Oslo 2015-04-07 - 2015-04-09
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond. (2015) Denne fuglen danser raskere enn vi klarer å se. forskning.no forskning.no [Internet] 2015-11-26
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond. (2015) Naturens pornostjerne: Dette dyr har 25 sexpartnere på få dage. AVISEN.dk AVISEN.dk [Newspaper] 2015-09-21
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond. (2015) Denne fuglen danser raskere enn vi klarer å se. NRK.no NRK.no [Internet] 2015-11-24
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond. (2015) Mus lukter seg fram til slektningene sine. forskning.no forskning.no [Internet] 2015-11-08
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond. (2015) Formalin-bruk i desperat lusekamp. iLaks iLaks [Internet] 2015-09-24
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond. (2015) Parringsparat fisk klarer 25 hunner på få dage. Jyllands-Posten Jyllands-Posten [Newspaper] 2015-09-24
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond. (2015) Ny forskning om korallrev og havforsuring. EKKO NRK P2 (Reprise) EKKO NRK P2 (Reprise) [Radio] 2015-11-15
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond. (2015) Ny forskning om korallrev og havforsuring. EKKO NRK P2 (Hovedsending) EKKO NRK P2 (Hovedsending) [Radio] 2015-11-25
  • Poster
    Amundsen, Trond; Forsgren, Elisabet; Wacker, Sebastian; Utne-Palm, Anne Christine; Kvarnemo, Charlotta; Lindström, Kai. (2015) Spatial and temporal variation in sex ratio and sexual size dimorphism in two species of gobies. Umeå University and SLU Umeå Gobies as a model for invasion biology, evolutionary ecology, and reproductive strategies. A Marcus Wallenberg Symposium , Umeå 2015-02-24 - 2015-02-27

2014

  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond. (2014) Hvorfor kan noen fugler snakke?. forskning.no forskning.no [Internet] 2014-11-01
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond. (2014) Utrolig fantasidyr i havdypet. forskning.no forskning.no [Internet] 2014-10-22
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond. (2014) Hvorfor kan noen fugler snakke?. Norsk Datakunnskap Network Norsk Datakunnskap Network [Internet] 2014-11-01
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond. (2014) Troverdigheten til norske forskere kan ha fått seg en bulk. NRK.no Viten NRK.no Viten [Internet] 2014-05-19
  • Popular scientific lecture
    Amundsen, Trond. (2014) Kommunikasjon, farger og sex i dyreverdenen. NTNU Researcher's Night, NTNU (Ungdommens Forskernatt) , Realfagbygget, NTNU 2014-09-29 - 2014-09-29
  • Lecture
    Amundsen, Trond. (2014) Formidling (foredrag om formidling under Motivator-arrangement, NTNU). Motivator (studentorganisasjon NTNU) Formidling (Motivator-møte) , Realfagbygget, NTNU 2014-11-19 - 2014-11-19
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond. (2014) Utroligt fantasidyr observeret på havets bund. videnskab.dk videnskab.dk [Internet] 2014-10-28
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond. (2014) Videoptagelser av underligt dyr forbløffer forskere. BT (Berlingske Tidende; DK) BT (Berlingske Tidende; DK) [Newspaper] 2014-11-01
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond. (2014) Mystisk dyr forbløffer forskere. EkstraBladet (DK) EkstraBladet (DK) [Newspaper] 2014-10-29

2013

  • Programme participation
    Amundsen, Trond. (2013) Paneldebatt om netthets, Nordiske Mediedager i Bergen og NRK Ekko. Ekko/youtube Ekko/youtube [Radio] 2013-05-13
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond. (2013) Fann forklaring på penismysterium. NRK.no Viten NRK.no Viten [Internet] 2013-06-08
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond. (2013) Fann forklaring på penismangel hos fugler. fuglepraten.no fuglepraten.no [Internet] 2013-06-09
  • Programme participation
    Amundsen, Trond. (2013) Om netthat (NRK P2). Tankesmed.no Tankesmed.no [Internet] 2013-06-07

2012

  • Academic lecture
    Amundsen, Trond; Caitlin, Newport. (2012) Conflict resolution in territorial reef fish: interactions between body size and behaviour. International Society for Reef Studies 12th International Coral Reef Symposium , Cairns 2012-07-01 - 2012-07-06
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond; Myhre, Lise Cats. (2012) Desperate fishwives search for goby males. Science Daily (USA) Science Daily (USA) [Internet] 2012-04-27
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond; Myhre, Lise Cats. (2012) Desperate fishwives. AlphaGalilio AlphaGalilio [Internet] 2012-04-27
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond; Myhre, Lise Cats. (2012) Desperate fishwives: goby girls go gaga for goby boys. Constantine Alexander's Blog Constantine Alexander's Blog [Internet] 2012-05-03
  • Programme participation
    Amundsen, Trond. (2012) Abels Tårn (NRK Ekko) - spesialsending fra Trondheim. NRK Ekko Abels Tårn NRK Ekko Abels Tårn [Radio] 2012-06-08
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond; Myhre, Lise Cats. (2012) Desperate fishwives. ScienceNordic ScienceNordic [Internet] 2012-04-27
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond; Myhre, Lise Cats. (2012) These little fish swap their gender roles every season. io9.com io9.com [Internet] 2012-04-29
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond. (2012) Slikt ein ikkje gjer. Forskerforum Forskerforum [Business/trade/industry journal] 2012-11-08
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond; Myhre, Lise Cats. (2012) Goby girls go gaga over guys. Marine Biology Marine Biology [Internet] 2012-05-11
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond. (2012) Er det mye kjærlighet blant dyrene på Valentine's day?. Student-TV NTNU Student-TV NTNU [TV] 2012-02-15
  • Programme participation
    Amundsen, Trond. (2012) Om våryrhet og våryre dyr. NRK P1 Norgesglasset NRK P1 Norgesglasset [Radio] 2012-04-11
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond. (2012) Nå kommer varmebølgen - og derfor blir du våryr. VG VG [Newspaper] 2012-03-21
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond. (2012) Her et ho partnarens hovud. forskning.no forskning.no [Internet] 2012-11-27
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond; Myhre, Lise Cats. (2012) Turning the tables of the mating game. ScienceNOW (tidsskriftet Science på nett) ScienceNOW (tidsskriftet Science på nett) [Internet] 2012-05-31
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond; Myhre, Lise Cats. (2012) Frustrerte fiskefruer. forskning.no forskning.no [Internet] 2012-05-02
  • Popular scientific lecture
    Amundsen, Trond. (2012) Etter hjernevask: hvem kan lære oss hva om mennesket?. FANT - Forum for Arkeologisk og Naturvitenskapelig forskning Fant-aften , Vitenskapsmuseet, Trondheim 2012-03-23 -
  • Academic lecture
    Amundsen, Trond; Morten Fyhn, Amundsen; Helen Nilsson, Sköld. (2012) The fastest fish in the World - to change colour. International Society of Behavioral Ecology ISBE Conference , Lund 2012-08-12 - 2012-08-18
  • Academic lecture
    Amundsen, Trond; Forsgren, Elisabet; Newport, Caitlin; Sara Östlund, Nilsson. (2012) Coloration signals dominance in a coral reef fish. International Society for Reef Studies 12th International Coral Reef Symposium , Cairns 2012-07-01 - 2012-07-06
  • Popular scientific lecture
    Amundsen, Trond. (2012) Dyrenes mangfoldige sexliv. Studentersamfundet i Trondheim Excenteraften , Samfundet, Trondheim 2012-03-21 -
  • Academic lecture
    Amundsen, Trond; Morten Fyhn, Amundsen; Helen Nilsson, Sköld. (2012) The fastest fish in the World - to change colour. International Society for Coral Reef Studies International Coral Reef Symposium , Cairns 2012-07-01 - 2012-07-06
  • Popular scientific lecture
    Amundsen, Trond. (2012) Is journalism taking over the universities?. Biologer Uten Grenser Biologer Uten Grenser - foredrag , Realfagbygget, NTNU 2012-10-19 -
  • Poster
    Wacker, Sebastian; Mobley, Kenyon; Forsgren, Elisabet; Myhre, Lise Cats; de Jong, Karen; Amundsen, Trond. (2012) Sexual selection in a marine fish: affected by OSR but not density. ASSEMBLE Conference 2012-10-23 - 2012-10-25
  • Academic lecture
    Wacker, Sebastian; Mobley, Kenyon; Forsgren, Elisabet; Myhre, Lise Cats; de Jong, Karen; Amundsen, Trond. (2012) OSR but not density affects the strength of sexual selection in a marine fish. ISBE 2012 2012-08-12 - 2012-08-18
  • Academic lecture
    de Jong, Karen; Amundsen, Trond; Bouton, Niels; Forsgren, Elisabet; Heubel, Katja; Sandvik, Hanno. (2012) The love life of gobies and rockpool blennies: About sounds and other forms of mating competition. group seminar , University of Tübingen 2012-03-26 -

2011

  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond. (2011) Kime til høne. Østlandets Blad Østlandets Blad [Newspaper] 2011-04-20
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond. (2011) Vitenstjerner rockar i England. NRK.no Viten NRK.no Viten [Internet] 2011-06-21
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond. (2011) Blåstrupe mister damedraget. Listen to Birds Listen to Birds [Internet] 2011-05-02
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond. (2011) Fuglene i farger. Norges Jeger og Fiskerforbund Norges Jeger og Fiskerforbund [Internet] 2011-07-22
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond. (2011) Fuglene eventyrlige fargeverden. forskning.no forskning.no [Internet] 2011-09-26
  • Programme participation
    Amundsen, Trond. (2011) Havforsuring gjør Nemo døv. NRK P2 Ekko Verdt å Vite NRK P2 Ekko Verdt å Vite [Radio] 2011-06-07
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond. (2011) Høns har også empati. videnskab.dk videnskab.dk [Internet] 2011-03-23
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond. (2011) Kime til høne. Norsk Telegrambyrå NTB Norsk Telegrambyrå NTB [Internet] 2011-04-20
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond. (2011) Blåstrupe med solkrem mister damedraget. opplevnaturen.no opplevnaturen.no [Internet] 2011-05-02
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond. (2011) Kime til høne. Oppland Arbeiderblad Oppland Arbeiderblad [Newspaper] 2011-04-20
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond. (2011) Kime til høne. Drammens Tidende Drammens Tidende [Newspaper] 2011-04-20
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond. (2011) Kime til høne. Laagendalsposten Laagendalsposten [Newspaper] 2011-04-20
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond. (2011) Kime til høne. Varden Varden [Newspaper] 2011-04-20
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond. (2011) Våren kommer - kommer du?. Nærnett, Volda Nærnett, Volda [Internet] 2011-04-14
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond. (2011) Empatisk hønemor. forskning.no forskning.no [Internet] 2011-03-11
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond. (2011) Kime til høne. Tønsberg Blad Tønsberg Blad [Newspaper] 2011-04-20
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond. (2011) Kime til høne. Østlendingen Østlendingen [Newspaper] 2011-04-20
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond. (2011) Vitenstjerner rockar i England. yr.no yr.no [Internet] 2011-06-21

2010

  • Programme participation
    Amundsen, Trond. (2010) "Tøffere enn noen gang å være korallrevsfisk". Verdt Å Vite Spesial om korallrev. NRK P2 Verdt Å Vite NRK P2 Verdt Å Vite [Radio] 2010-01-11
  • Academic lecture
    de Jong, Karen; Forsgren, Elisabet; Amundsen, Trond. (2010) How to test sex-role theory: A novel experimental approach. International society for behavioral ecology ISBE , Perth 2010-09-26 - 2010-10-01
  • Academic lecture
    de Jong, Karen; Myhre, Lise Cats; Forsgren, Elisabet; Amundsen, Trond. (2010) A "nest box" study on two-spotted gobies. Gothenburg University The 4th Nordic Goby Meeting , Gothenburg 2010-11-29 - 2010-12-01
  • Academic lecture
    Myhre, Lise Cats; de Jong, Karen; Forsgren, Elisabet; Amundsen, Trond. (2010) Female mate sampling in a fish with dynamic sex roles. Internasjonal Society of Behavioral Ecology ISBE , Perth 2010-09-26 - 2010-10-01
  • Programme participation
    Amundsen, Trond. (2010) Korallrevene. Tema-program om korallrev (30 min), basert på intervju med T. Amundsen, G. Nilsson og K. B. Døving. Sendt formiddag og kveld. Verdt Å Vite, NRK P2 Verdt Å Vite, NRK P2 [Radio] 2010-01-11
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond. (2010) Intervju om kråker som kan gjenkjenne mennesker på ansiktstrekk. NRK Radio P1 Kveldsåpent NRK Radio P1 Kveldsåpent [Radio] 2010-02-03
  • Programme participation
    Amundsen, Trond. (2010) Korallrev (spesialprogram Verdt å Vite). NRK P2 Verdt Å Vite NRK P2 Verdt Å Vite [Radio] 2010-07-19
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond. (2010) «The coral reef conundrum. New project: life in coral reefs. Why are coral reef fishes coloured the way they are?». Gemini Gemini [Journal] 2010-10-01
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond. (2010) Klare før kampen. forskning.no forskning.no [Internet] 2010-02-26
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond. (2010) Hunder er smartere enn katter. NRK.no Viten NRK.no Viten [Internet] 2010-11-24
  • Programme participation
    Amundsen, Trond. (2010) Livet på korallrevene: det har blitt tøffere å være korallrevsfisk. NRK På Livet Laus NRK På Livet Laus [Radio] 2010-11-20
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond. (2010) Harvard-professor gransket for juks. forskning.no forskning.no [Internet] 2010-10-28
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond. (2010) Hva skal korallfisk med så flotte farger? Nytt prosjekt: Livet rundt korallrevene. Hvorfor ser fisken der ut som den gjør?. Gemini Gemini [Journal] 2010-02-24
  • Programme participation
    Amundsen, Trond. (2010) NRK Debatten om Hjernevask. NRK TV NRK TV [TV] 2010-03-18
  • Programme participation
    Amundsen, Trond. (2010) Hva nå? Debatt etter Hjernevask 7. NRK P2 Verdt Å Vite NRK P2 Verdt Å Vite [Radio] 2010-04-20
  • Programme participation
    Amundsen, Trond. (2010) Livet på korallrevene: Det har blitt tøffere å være korallrevsfisk. NRK På Livet Laus NRK På Livet Laus [Radio] 2010-11-14
  • Programme participation
    Amundsen, Trond. (2010) Kråker gjenkjenner ansikter. NRK P1 Kveldsåpent NRK P1 Kveldsåpent [Radio] 2010-02-03

2009

  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond. (2009) Debatt om Ida-fossilet med Jørn Hurum. NRK Radio P2 Verdt å Vite NRK Radio P2 Verdt å Vite [Radio] 2009-06-03
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond. (2009) Omstridt i utlandet. Schrödingers Katt, NRK (nettsted) Schrödingers Katt, NRK (nettsted) [Internet] 2009-05-20
  • Programme participation
    Amundsen, Trond. (2009) Intervju om fuglers intelligens med utgangspunkt i ny forskning. NRK Radio P1 Kveldsåpent NRK Radio P1 Kveldsåpent [Radio] 2009-05-28
  • Programme participation
    Amundsen, Trond. (2009) Intervju om dyphavsfisk med unikt synssystem - kommentar til ny forskning. NRK P2 - Verdt Å Vite NRK P2 - Verdt Å Vite [Radio] 2009-01-09
  • Programme participation
    Amundsen, Trond. (2009) Pussefisk - om velværesentre i havet. Verdt Å Vite, NRK P2 Verdt Å Vite, NRK P2 [Radio] 2009-08-28
  • Programme participation
    Amundsen, Trond. (2009) Er fugler intelligente - og hvilke fugler er smartest?. Norgesglasset, NRK Radio Norgesglasset, NRK Radio [Radio] 2009-09-25
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond. (2009) When feminine beauty thrives on competition (nyhetsoppslag på Science News med kommentar/intervju med meg). Science News (Washington, US), web edition Science News (Washington, US), web edition [Internet] 2009-12-09
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond. (2009) Fisk som flørter. Nysgjerrigper (blad)/nysgjerrigper.no Nysgjerrigper (blad)/nysgjerrigper.no [Internet] 2009-09-07
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond. (2009) Stor familie - vakrere hunner (nyhetsoppslag i forskning.no med kommentar fra meg). Forskning.no Forskning.no [Internet] 2009-12-23
  • Academic lecture
    Wacker, Sebastian; Mobley, Kenyon B.; Forsgren, Elisabet; Amundsen, Trond. (2009) Do OSR and density affect the genetic mating system of the two-spotted goby?. EMPSEB , Schoorl 2009-09-14 - 2009-09-19
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond. (2009) Fant ukjent kjemperotte og over 40 nye dyrearter i vulkan. Dagbladet.no Dagbladet.no [Internet] 2009-09-13

2008

  • Programme participation
    Amundsen, Trond. (2008) Osenbanden: Intervju "Hvorfor er vi (menneskene) her?" - et "Darwinistisk" syn. Osenbanden Osenbanden [Radio] 2008-11-13
  • Academic lecture
    Barber, Iain; Bjelvenmark, Jens; Borg, Åsa Alexandra; Davies, Angela J.; Forsgren, Elisabet; Ironside, Joe. (2008) A newly described Kabatana sp. microsporidium from two-spotted gobies: pathology of infection, ecology and consequences for host behaviour and evolution. Nordic Goby Network (GobyNet) Gobies as Models in Evolutionary Ecology , Herrankukkaro, Åbo 2008-10-13 - 2008-10-17
  • Academic lecture
    De, Jong Karen; Amundsen, Trond; Forsgren, Elisabet. (2008) The influence of having many partners on the frequency of courtship behaviour: How does the assumption that frequency = eagerness affect the outcome of our experiments?. Nordic Goby Network (GobyNet) Gobies as Models in Evolutionary Ecology , Herrankukkaro, Åbo 2008-10-13 - 2008-10-17
  • Academic lecture
    Myhre, Lise C.; Forsgren, Elisabet; De, Jong Karen; Amundsen, Trond. (2008) Female mate sampling in the two-spotted goby, Gobiusculus flavescens, in relation to sexual competition. Nordic Goby Network (GobyNet) Gobies as Models in Evolutionary Ecology , Herrankukkaro, Åbo 2008-10-13 - 2008-10-17
  • Academic lecture
    Mobley, Kenyon B.; Amundsen, Trond; Forsgren, Elisabet; Svensson, P. Andreas; Jones, Adam G.. (2008) The genetic mating system of the two-spotted goby during sex-role reversal. Nordic Goby Network (GobyNet) Gobies as Models in Evolutionary Ecology , Herrankukkaro, Åbo 2008-10-13 - 2008-10-17
  • Academic lecture
    Wacker, Sebastian; Mobley, Kenyon B.; Forsgren, Elisabet; Amundsen, Trond. (2008) Do OSR and density affect the genetic mating system of two-spotted gobies? A mesocosm experiment. Nordic Goby Network (GobyNet) Gobies as Models in Evolutionary Ecology , Herrankukkaro, Åbo 2008-10-13 - 2008-10-17
  • Academic lecture
    Amundsen, Trond. (2008) Mate choice and sexual selection: what have we learnt from studies of Nordic gobies?. Nordic Goby Network (GobyNet) Gobies as Models in Evolutionary Ecology , Herrankukkaro, Åbo 2008-10-13 - 2008-10-17
  • Academic lecture
    De, Jong Karen; Amundsen, Trond; Forsgren, Elisabet. (2008) A marking study on two-spotted gobies. forskningsradet Havet og kystens doktorgradsseminar , oslo 2008-11-19 - 2008-11-20
  • Academic lecture
    De, Jong Karen; Amundsen, Trond; Forsgren, Elisabet. (2008) OSR, density and mating competition: insights from the two-spotted goby. Cornell university 12th Biennial Congress of the International Behavioral Ecology Society , Ithaca, New York 2008-08-09 - 2008-08-15
  • Academic lecture
    Rostad, H.; Naalsund, Anne; Strand, TE; Hummerfelt, S; Amundsen, T; Steinshamn, SL. (2008) Small cell lung cancer (SCLC) in Norway. A population-based study. ERS Congress , Berlin 2008-10-04 -
  • Poster
    Forsgren, Elisabet; Amundsen, Trond. (2008) The Trondheim Goby Group. Nordic Goby Network (GobyNet) Gobies as Models in Evolutionary Ecology , Herrankukkaro, Åbo 2008-10-13 - 2008-10-17

2007

  • Academic lecture
    Rostad, H.; Naalsund, Anne; Strand, Trond-Eirik; Hummelfelt, S; Ekholt, P-F; Amundsen, T. (2007) Sex-associated differences in patients undergoing resection for lung cancer. A population-based study of 1856 patients. European Respiratory Society Annual Conference , Stockholm 2007-09-15 - 2007-09-19

2006

  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond. (2006) Hvorfor galer hanen? (intervju). Radio 1 Trøndelag Radio 1 Trøndelag [Radio] 2006-01-31
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond. (2006) Intervju om evolusjon og "intelligent design". NRK P3, Osenbanden NRK P3, Osenbanden [Radio] 2006-10-04
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond. (2006) Intervju om evolusjon og "intelligent design". Vårt Land Vårt Land [Newspaper] 2006-10-25
  • Academic lecture
    Camilla, Brevik; Forsgren, Elisabet; Amundsen, Trond. (2006) Nest site choice in two-spotted gobies (Gobiusculus flavescens). NTNU, Dept. of Biology, The Goby Research Group 2nd Nordic Goby Workshop , Songli 2006-03-16 - 2006-03-19
  • Academic lecture
    Eriksen, Jorunn Mittet; Amundsen, Trond; Forsgren, Elisabet. (2006) Costs of paternal care in the two-spotted goby: a research plan. NTNU, Dept. of Biology, The Goby Research Group 2nd Nordic Goby Workshop , Songli 2006-03-16 - 2006-03-19
  • Academic lecture
    Forsgren, Elisabet; Amundsen, Trond. (2006) Discussion on variability in sexual selection and sex roles in gobies. NTNU, Dept. of Biology, The Goby Research Group 2nd Nordic Goby Workshop , Songli 2006-03-16 - 2006-03-19
  • Academic lecture
    Bjelvenmark, Jens; Pelabon, Christophe; Borg, Åsa Alexandra; Barber, Iain; Svensson, Andreas; Amundsen, Trond. (2006) Do microsporidian parasites affect parental care in two-spotted gobies?. NTNU, Dept. of Biology, The Goby Research Group 2nd Nordic Goby Workshop , Songli 2006-03-16 - 2006-03-19
  • Academic lecture
    Johansen, Aleksandra I.; Svensson, Andreas; Amundsen, Trond. (2006) Seasonal variation in male mate choice for female coloration in two-spotted gobies. NTNU, Dept. of Biology, The Goby Research Group 2nd Nordic Goby Workshop , Songli 2006-03-16 - 2006-03-19
  • Academic lecture
    Forsgren, Elisabet; Amundsen, Trond. (2006) The Trondheim group. NTNU, Dept. of Biology, The Goby Research Group 2nd Nordic Goby Workshop , Songli 2006-03-16 - 2006-03-19
  • Academic lecture
    Svensson, Andreas; Pelabon, Christophe; Amundsen, Trond. (2006) Techniques for incubating and analyzing goby eggs. NTNU, Dept. of Biology, The Goby Research Group 2nd Nordic Goby Workshop , Songli 2006-03-16 - 2006-03-19
  • Academic lecture
    Svensson, Andreas; Pelabon, Christophe; Blount, Jonathan D.; Surai, Peter F.; Forsgren, Elisabet; Amundsen, Trond. (2006) Female coloration and egg carotenoids in gobies. NTNU, Dept. of Biology, The Goby Research Group 2nd Nordic Goby Workshop , Songli 2006-03-16 - 2006-03-19
  • Academic lecture
    Amundsen, Trond; Forsgren, Elisabet; Eriksen, Jorunn Mittet. (2006) Discussion on function and costs of care in gobies. NTNU, Dept. of Biology, The Goby Research Group 2nd Nordic Goby Workshop , Songli 2006-03-16 - 2006-03-19
  • Academic lecture
    Amundsen, Trond; Forsgren, Elisabet; Svensson, Andreas. (2006) Can we mark gobies for lab and field investigations?. NTNU, The Goby Research Group 2nd Nordic Goby Workshop , Songli 2006-03-16 - 2006-03-19
  • Academic lecture
    Sagebakken, Gry Gunnarsdatter; Borg, Åsa Alexandra; Pelabon, Christophe; Barber, Iain; Amundsen, Trond. (2006) Female mate discrimination in the two-spotted goby (Gobiusculus flavescens) in relation to male parasite status and season. NTNU, Dept. of Biology, The Goby Research Group 2nd Nordic Goby Workshop , Songli 2006-03-16 - 2006-03-19
  • Academic lecture
    Amundsen, Trond. (2006) Kjønnsroller i dyreverdenen. DKNVS Akademimøte, DKNVS , Trondheim 2006-03-27 - 2006-03-27
  • Popular scientific lecture
    Amundsen, Trond. (2006) Darwin - falsk profet? Evolusjonsteoriens status i dag. Studentersamfundet, Trondheim Darwin - falsk profet? Debattmøte om evolusjon og "intelligent design" , Storsalen, Studentersamfundet 2006-09-25 - 2006-09-25

2005

  • Academic lecture
    Borg, Åsa Alexandra; Forsgren, Elisabet; Amundsen, Trond; Rosenqvist, Gunilla. (2005) Presence of same sex individuals negatively affects egg maturaion in female guppies (Poecilia reticulata). Institutt for biologi, Gunilla Rosenqvist 2nd European Poeciliid conference , NTNU, Trondheim 2005-12-04 - 2005-12-06
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond. (2005) Blåstrupe med solkrem mistet draget. forskning.no forskning.no [Internet] 2005-06-29
  • Interview
    Forsgren, Elisabet; Amundsen, Trond. (2005) Ter seg ikke som en dame. forskning.no forskning.no [Internet] 2005-09-27
  • Interview
    Forsgren, Elisabet; Amundsen, Trond. (2005) Ter seg ikke som en dame. Gemini (trykt tidskrift og internett ) Gemini (trykt tidskrift og internett ) [Newspaper] 2005-09-16
  • Poster
    Forsgren, Elisabet; Amundsen, Trond; Borg, Åsa; Bjelvenmark, Jens. (2005) Dynamic sex roles in a goby: the unexpected timing of a sex role shift. International Ethological Society XXIX International Ethological Conference , Budapest 2005-08-20 - 2005-08-27
  • Poster
    Forsgren, Elisabet; Amundsen, Trond; Borg, Åsa; Bjelvenmark, Jens. (2005) Dynamic sex roles in a goby: the unexpected timing of a sex role shift. NTNU, Department of Biology 2nd European Poeciliidae Conference , Trondheim 2005-12-04 - 2005-12-06
  • Academic lecture
    Amundsen, Trond; Forsgren, Elisabet; Östlund-Nilsson, Sara. (2005) Reef fish colours: males select for female beauty. International Ethological Society XXIX International Ethological Conference , Budapest 2005-08-20 - 2005-08-27

2004

  • Interview
    Forsgren, Elisabet; Amundsen, Trond; Borg, Åsa Alexandra; Bjelvenmark, Jens. (2004) Avslørte flørtende fisker (omtale). Nettavisen TV2 Nettavisen TV2 [Newspaper] 2004-06-04
  • Interview
    Forsgren, Elisabet; Amundsen, Trond. (2004) Fisk bytter kjønnsroller (omtale, intervju). Adresseavisen Adresseavisen [Newspaper] 2004-06-07
  • Interview
    Forsgren, Elisabet; Amundsen, Trond. (2004) Skriver i "Nature" om kjønnsroller hos fisk (omtale, intervju). Universitetsavisa, nettbasert, Trondheim Universitetsavisa, nettbasert, Trondheim [Newspaper] 2004-06-07
  • Interview
    Forsgren, Elisabet; Amundsen, Trond; Borg, Åsa Alexandra; Bjelvenmark, Jens. (2004) Macho fisk blir myke! (omtale). Adresseavisen nettutgave Adresseavisen nettutgave [Internet] 2004-06-04
  • Interview
    Forsgren, Elisabet; Amundsen, Trond; Borg, Åsa Alexandra; Bjelvenmark, Jens. (2004) Sex roles reversible (omtale, Nature Highlights). Nature Nature [Newspaper] 2004-06-03
  • Interview
    Forsgren, Elisabet; Amundsen, Trond; Borg, Åsa Alexandra; Bjelvenmark, Jens. (2004) Unik västsvensk studie av smörbultens sexliv. Göteborgsposten Göteborgsposten [Newspaper] 2004-06-26
  • Interview
    Forsgren, Elisabet; Amundsen, Trond; Borg, Åsa Alexandra; Bjelvenmark, Jens. (2004) Rollentausch: Schwimmgrundeln wechseln sich ab in der Partnerwerbung (omtale). SpektrumDirekt - Die Wissenschaftzeitung am Internet (omtale SpektrumDirekt - Die Wissenschaftzeitung am Internet (omtale [Internet] 2004-06-04
  • Interview
    Forsgren, Elisabet; Amundsen, Trond; Borg, Åsa Alexandra; Bjelvenmark, Jens. (2004) Auch Damen können Machos sein (omtale). Wissenschaft.de Wissenschaft.de [Internet] 2004-06-03
  • Interview
    Forsgren, Elisabet; Amundsen, Trond; Borg, Åsa Alexandra; Bjelvenmark, Jens. (2004) Smörbultar växler könsroller. Dagens Nyheter (omtale) Dagens Nyheter (omtale) [Newspaper] 2004-06-06
  • Academic lecture
    Forsgren, Elisabet; Amundsen, Trond; Borg, Åsa Alexandra; Bjelvenmark, Jens. (2004) Reproductive dynamics in two-spotted gobies. University of Stockholm 1st Nordic Goby Meeting , Helsinki 2004-03-01 - 2004-03-03
  • Academic lecture
    Johansen, Aleksandra I.; Svensson, Andreas; Amundsen, Trond. (2004) Male mate choice for female color: seasonally flexible?. Stockholms Univsersitet 1st Nordic Goby Workshop , Silja Line, Sverige-Finland 2004-03-01 - 2004-03-03
  • Academic lecture
    Borg, Åsa Alexandra; Amundsen, Trond; Forsgren, Elisabet. (2004) Sex roles and reproductive behaviour in the two-spotted goby. University of Oulu Seminar, University of Oulu , Oulu 2004-12-02 - 2004-12-02
  • Academic lecture
    Svensson, Andreas; Blount, Jonathan; Amundsen, Trond. (2004) Carotenoids and reproductive performance in fish: gobies as a model system. NFR-MARE Doktorgradsseminare NFR-MARE , Olso 2004-10-14 -
  • Academic lecture
    Svensson, Andreas; Blount, Jonathan; Pelabon, Christophe; Amundsen, Trond. (2004) Female two-spotted gobies display egg carotenoid status. PhD Students in Evolutionary Biology 10th Meeting of PhD Students in Evolutionary Biology , Preston Montford Field Centre 2004-08-30 -
  • Academic lecture
    Svensson, Andreas; Blount, Jonathan; Pelabon, Christophe; Amundsen, Trond. (2004) Female two-spotted gobies display egg carotenoid status. Kristineberg Marine Research Station Guest Researcher Seminar , Fiskebäckskil 2004-07-27 -
  • Academic lecture
    Svensson, Andreas; Blount, Jonathan; Pelabon, Christophe; Amundsen, Trond. (2004) Understanding the colorful belly of the two-spotted goby. Institutt for Biologi NTNU Forskningsseminar , Trondheim 2004-04-01 -
  • Academic lecture
    Svensson, Andreas; Blount, Jonathan; Pelabon, Christophe; Amundsen, Trond. (2004) Female two-spotted gobies display egg carotenoid status. Holar University College Iceland Ecological & Evolutionary Ethology of Fishes , Saudarkrokur 2004-08-16 -
  • Academic lecture
    Svensson, Andreas; Pelabon, Christophe; Blount, Jonathan; Amundsen, Trond. (2004) Female ornaments and offspring quality. Lotta Kvarnemo, Stockholms Universitet 1st Nordic goby meeting , Helsinki 2004-03-02 -
  • Poster
    Parn, Henrik; Amundsen, Trond. (2004) Better big than blue (or brown): plumage colour and cell-mediated immune response in female bluethroats. International Society for Behavioral Ecology ISBE 2004 , Jyväskylä 2004-07-10 - 2004-07-15

2003

  • Academic lecture
    Amundsen, Trond. (2003) Fish as models in studies of sexual selection and parental care. Fisheries Society of the British Isles Fisheries Society of the British Isles Annual Conference , University of East Anglia, Norwich 2003-07-01 - 2003-07-04

2002

  • Programme participation
    Amundsen, Trond. (2002) Intervju om hvordan dyr bruker farger som status-signaler og til å tiltrekke maker. Schrödingers Katt Schrödingers Katt [TV] 2002-04-25
  • Programme participation
    Amundsen, Trond. (2002) Invervju om hunnlig fargeprakt i dyreriket. Verdt Å Vite, NRK P2 Verdt Å Vite, NRK P2 [Radio] 2002-08-21
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond; Forsgren, Elisabet. (2002) Jåleri i dyreriket vekker oppsikt (omtale, intervju). Adresseavisen Adresseavisen [Newspaper] 2002-07-04
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond. (2002) In the animal kingdom, a new look at female beauty. New York Times New York Times [Newspaper] 2002-06-25
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond; Forsgren, Elisabet. (2002) Forsker på fiskers og fuglers kjærlighetsliv (intervju, omtale). Universitetsavisa Universitetsavisa [Internet] 2002-07-04
  • Academic lecture
    Borg, Åsa Alexandra; Rosenqvist, Gunilla; Forsgren, Elisabet; Amundsen, Trond; Åsmul, Tommy. (2002) Preference of consexuals affects fecundity in female guppies. European Behavioural Ecology Conference , Muenster 2002-08-15 -

2001

  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond. (2001) A blind spot for female beauty. The Independent (London) The Independent (London) [Newspaper] 2001-02-02
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond; Forsgren, Elisabet. (2001) Lady in Red (omtale, intervju). ScienceNOW (Science på nett) ScienceNOW (Science på nett) [Internet] 2001-10-22
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond; Forsgren, Elisabet. (2001) Herrenwahl (omtale). SpektrumDirekt-Die Wissenschaftzeitung am Internet (omtale) SpektrumDirekt-Die Wissenschaftzeitung am Internet (omtale) [Internet] 2001-10-21
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond; Forsgren, Elisabet. (2001) Fish study finds that male mate choice matters (omtale). Scientific American Scientific American [Internet] 2001-10-17
  • Interview
    Amundsen, Trond; Forsgren, Elisabet. (2001) Wow! Se den dama!/Også fisk går etter utseendet". Aftenposten Aftenposten [Newspaper] 2001-10-21
  • Academic lecture
    Borg, Åsa Alexandra; Amundsen, Trond; Forsgren, Elisabet. (2001) Seasonal changes in female choosiness. XXVII International Ethological Conference , Tübingen, Tyskland 2001-08-29 -

2000

  • Poster
    Borg, Åsa Alexandra; Rosenqvist, Gunilla; Amundsen, Trond; Forsgren, Elisabet. (2000) Effects of female-female competition on female reproduction in guppies. ISBE2000, 8th International Behavioral Ecology Congress , Zürich, Schweitz, 8-12 august 2000
  • Poster
    Borg, Åsa Alexandra; Rosenqvist, Gunilla; Amundsen, Trond; Forsgren, Elisabet. (2000) Effects of female-female competition on female reproduction in guppies. Oikos 18 , Lund, Sverige, 7-9 februar 2000
  • Academic lecture
    Amundsen, Trond. (2000) Reproductive dynamics of the two-spotted goby. , Kristineberg Marine Research Station, Sweden, June 2000
  • Academic lecture
    Smiseth, Per Terje; Örnborg, Jonas; Andersson, Staffan; Amundsen, Trond. (2000) Is plumage reflectance of bluethroats correlated with the level of parental care?. 8th International Behavioral Ecology Congress , Zürich, Switzerland, 8-12 August 2000
  • Academic lecture
    Amundsen, Trond; Smiseth, Per Terje; Bu, Rolf Jørund; Eikenæs, Aase Kristin. (2000) Begging and provisioning when offspring differ in size. International Workshop on Begging in Birds , Gregynog, Wales, August 2000
  • Academic lecture
    Forsgren, Elisabet; Amundsen, Trond; Borg, Åsa; Bjelvenmark, Jens. (2000) Dynamic sex roles in the two-spotted goby. 8th International Behavioral Ecology Congress , Zürich, Switzerland, 8-12 August 2000
  • Academic lecture
    Amundsen, Trond; Bu, Rolf Jørund; Smiseth, Per Terje; Eikenæs, Aase Kristin. (2000) Who rules? The roles of parents and offspring in food distribution among avian siblings. 8th International Behavioural Ecology Congress , Zürich, 8-12 August 2000
  • Academic lecture
    Barber, Iain; Amundsen, Trond. (2000) Host-parasite relationships and reproductive dynamics of introduced minnows in Northern European lakes. EEEF Conference , Georgia, USA, May 2000
  • Academic lecture
    Forsgren, Elisabet; Amundsen, Trond; Borg, Åsa A.; Bjelvenmark, Jens. (2000) Dynamic sex roles in the two-spotted goby. 8th Ibero-American Congress of Ethology , Granada, Spain, September 2000
  • Popular scientific lecture
    Amundsen, Trond. (2000) Fuglenes hemmelige prakt: om synlige og usynlige ornamenter. , Trondheim, 15.3.2000

1999

  • Academic lecture
    Forsgren, Elisabet; Amundsen, Trond. (1999) Male bluethroats prefer colourful females. 26nd International Ethological Conference , Bangalore, India, 2-9 August 1999
  • Academic lecture
    Forsgren, Elisabet; Amundsen, Trond. (1999) On the function of female ornaments � male two-spotted gobies prefer colourful females. European Science Foundation Workshop on Evolution and Behaviour of Shallow-water Fishes , Tvärminne, Finland, March 1999
  • Academic lecture
    Amundsen, Trond. (1999) Hvorfor er hunner ornamenterte?. , Dept. of Zoology, Göteborg University, 22 Februar 1999
  • Academic lecture
    Amundsen, Trond. (1999) Sexual conflict and hatching asynchrony : a review. 22nd International Ornithological Congress , Durban, South Africa, 16-22 August 1998
  • Academic lecture
    Amundsen, Trond; Forsgren, Elisabet. (1999) Sexual selection on female coloration in fish: experiments with two-spotted gobies. 26nd International Ethological Conference , Bangalore, India, 2-9 August 1999
  • Academic lecture
    Amundsen, Trond; Forsgren, Elisabet; Borg, Åsa; Bjelvenmark, Jens. (1999) Sexual selection on female coloration in fish: experiments with two-spotted gobies. 5th Swedish Fish Biology Meeting , Dept. of Zoology, Göteborg University, 22 Februar 1999

1998

  • Popular scientific lecture
    Amundsen, Trond. (1998) Ultraviolet ornamentation and mate choice in birds. Seminarserie , NINA, Trondheim
  • Popular scientific lecture
    Amundsen, Trond. (1998) Why are female animals ornamented?. International Symposium on The Adaptive Function of Signals and Signalling in Animal Communication , Kongsvoll, Norway
  • Academic lecture
    Amundsen, Trond. (1998) Female ornaments: genetically correlated or sexually selected?. International Symposium: Adaptive Significance of Signalling and Signal Design in Animal Communication , Kongsvoll, Norway, 15-20 September 1998
  • Academic lecture
    Amundsen, Trond; Haraldseth, O.; Kvaerness, J.; Waage, Anders; Bjermer, L.. (1998) MR-perfusion imaging of human lung disease: Pulmonary emboli, pneumonia and chronic obstructive lung disease. ERS , Geneva, Switzerland
  • Academic lecture
    Smiseth, Per Terje; Amundsen, Trond. (1998) Female plumage coloration does not signal parental quality in bluethroats: a mate removal experiment. 7th International Behavioral Ecology Congress , [Mangler data]
  • Academic lecture
    Smiseth, Per Terje; Amundsen, Trond. (1998) Female plumage coloration does not signal parental quality in bluethroats: a mate removal experiment. 7th International Behavioral Ecology Congress , [Mangler data]
  • Academic lecture
    Amundsen, Trond. (1998) Sexual conflict and hatching asynchrony. 22nd International Ornithological Congress , Durban, South Africa
  • Academic lecture
    Amundsen, Trond; Irwin, Rebecca. (1998) Female ornaments: sexually selected or genetically correlated?. 22nd International Ornithological Congress , Durban, South Africa
  • Academic lecture
    Bu, Rolf J.; Smiseth, Per T.; Amundsen, Trond; Eikenæs, Aase K.. (1998) Effects of reduced food availability on sibling competition and parental food distribution in the bluethroat (Luscinia s. svecica). 7th International Behavioral Ecology Congress , Monterey, USA
  • Academic lecture
    Eikenæs, Aase K.; Smiseth, Per T.; Amundsen, Trond; Bu, Rolf J.. (1998) Begging behaviour in relation to short- and long-term need in the bluethroat, Luscinia s. svecica. 7th International Behavioural Ecology Conference , Monterey, USA
  • Academic lecture
    Smiseth, Per T.; Amundsen, Trond. (1998) Female plumage coloration does not signal parental quality in bluethroats: a mate removal experiment. 7th International Behavioral Ecology Congress , Monterey, USA
  • Poster
    Sæther, Stein Are; Amundsen, Trond. (1998) The adaptive significance of female song in different mating systems. International Symposium on The Adaptive Significance of Signals and Signalling in Animal Communication , Kongsvoll, Norway
  • Poster
    Smiseth, Per T.; Amundsen, Trond; Eikenæs, Aase K.; Bu, Rolf J.. (1998) Signalling among family members in the bluethroat (Luscinia s. svecica). International Symposium on The Adaptive Significance of Signals and Signalling in Animal Communication , Kongsvoll, Norway
  • Popular scientific lecture
    Amundsen, Trond. (1998) Hvorfor er hunner ornamenterte?. , Kristineberg Marine Forskningsstasjon, Sverige

1997

  • Programme participation
    Amundsen, Trond. (1997) Intervju om blåstrupens reproduksjonsatferd. NRK NRK [Radio] 1997-05-25
  • Programme participation
    Amundsen, Trond. (1997) Intervju om blåstrupens reproduksjonsatferd. NRK NRK [Radio] 1997-05-18
  • Popular scientific lecture
    Amundsen, Trond. (1997) The active female : an introductory overview. Oikos Course "Animal Mating Strategies : a Female Perspective , Songli, 15-20.3. 1997
  • Academic lecture
    Amundsen, Trond; Forsgren, Elisabet; Hansen, L.T.T.. (1997) Male bluethroats prefer colourful females. Oikos Course "Animal Mating Strategies : a Female Perspective , Songli, 15-20.3. 1997

1996

  • Academic lecture
    Dullerud, Reidar; Amundsen, T; Lie, Håkon; Juel, Nils Gunnar; Magnæs, Bjørn A.. (1996) CT-discography with manometry and MRI as predictors of outcome of lumbar percutaneous automated mucleotomy. Advanced Course of the European Society of Neuroradiology 1996-01-01 -

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