Jeremiah Seymour

Before joining the Buston Lab, Jeremiah volunteered at the New England Aquarium and earned his undergraduate degree in Psychology from UMass Boston.  In the lab, he served as a full-time technician and worked toward his Masters in animal behavior. He has special expertise in the establishment and maintenance of large-scale marine systems, and in his free time he follows his passions for breeding marine invertebrates, underwater photography and SCUBA diving. On leaving the Buston Lab, Jeremiah became a supervisor at Children’s Aquarium at Fair Park, in Dallas, Texas.

Lab Publications

Seymour, J. ^M, Barbasch, T. ^D & Buston, P. M. (2018) Lunar cycles of reproduction in the clown anemonefish Amphiprion percula: individual level strategies and population level patterns. Marine Ecology Progress Series 594: 193-201.

Wong, M. Y. L. ^P, Uppaluri, C. ^U, Medina, A. ^U, Seymour, J ^M. & Buston, P. M. (2016) The four elements of within group conflict in animal societies: an experimental test using the clownfish. Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology 70: 1467-1475.

Wong, M. Y. L. ^P, Medina, A. ^U, Uppaluri, C. ^U, Arnold, S. ^U, Seymour, J. ^M, & Buston, P. M. (2013) Consistent behavioral traits and behavioral syndromes in pairs of the false clown anemonefish. Journal of Fish Biology 83: 207-213.