Tätigkeit

since March 2023 PhD student in behavioural biology (supervisor: Dr. Pauline Fleischmann)

Project:The role of magnetoreception in Cataglyphis ants’ navigation (embedded in the SFB 1372)

Studium

2020–2022 Master in Evolution of Animal and Human Behavior; University of Turin; Focus: Evolution of behavior, Neurobiology, Eco-etology. Thesis: Acoustic allometry in begging calls of African penguin chicks

2017–2020 Bachelor of Natural Science; University of Turin; Focus: Zoology, ecology, botany, and geology. Thesis: The role of bioamines in the neuromodulation of ant social behaviours.

Sep 2019–Feb 2020 Erasmus studies of biology at the University of Seville; Focus: Animal physiology, Biodiversity and conservation of animal species

Pubikationen

Zanoli, A.*, Tenneriello, C.*, Morandi, I., Terranova, F., Cadman, M., Ludynia, K., ... & Favaro, L. (2024). Acoustic cues to development of African Penguins (Spheniscus demersus) begging calls. Ibis (early online).

Konferenzbeiträge

22-24 March; C. Tenneriello, R. Grob, M. Fuchs , W. Rössler, P. N. Fleischmann; Effect of a magnetic pulse on the gaze direction during learning walks in ants (Cataglyphis nodus), Cochem (Germany) - Poster presentatio

14 Sep 2022; I. Morandi^1#, C. Tenneriello^1#, F. Terranova¹, M. Cadman², K. Ludynia², N. Mathevon³, D. Reby³, L. Favaro^1*; Chick Food Solicitation Signals Provide “Honest” Information On Body Size In African Penguins; XXIX Convegno della Società Italiana di Etologia; Padua (Italy) – Poster presentation

8 Jan 2021 C. Tenneriello, F. Barbero; The Role of Bioamines In The Neuromodulation Of Ant Social Behaviours; International Student Course in Behavioural Biology 2021; Institut Francilien d'Éthologie (online) – Poster presentation