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UOW Centre for Sustainable Ecosystem Solutions. Translating research into policy development & ecosystem management
Wollongong, New South Wales
Joined December 2015
RT @shannonrae_k: Interested in hearing about the love lives of #corroboree #frogs and how it might help with their conservation?! Come alo…
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RT @EARLaboratory: Hot off the press: This comprehensive review discusses "The Increasing Role of Short-Term Sperm Storage and #Cryopreser…
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RT @EARLaboratory: Lifetime breeding-site and nest-site fidelity in a declining terrestrial toadlet: evidence for a win-stay/lose-shift str…
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RT @EARLaboratory: Congratulations to EARL's Dr Aimee Silla who has been showcased in @SEBiology Scientists with Impact interview series to…
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RT @GobyPrincess: Call me Doc. It’s finally official!!! My doctoral degree is complete: studying coral gobies and their responses to climat…
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Join us this Thursday 4th May at 12.30pm @MyleneMariette will be presenting her fascinating wok on how “heat calls” in zebra finches can shape prenatal development of heat adaption traits 🐣 @uow
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RT @ck_isabella: 🚨 New paper out! We looked at the influence of sublethal #pesticide exposure on oxidative stress levels in wild Central Be…
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RT @EcoloGee_: I’ll be writing up my 1st newsletter over the weekend, covering • what I took away from the #BusaraCircle session, • fundr…
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RT @shannonrae_k: Thanks for mention @AnimBehSociety !! 🐸🐸 we investigated how captive diet influences exploration behaviour at reintroduct…
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RT @ana_gracanin: And that's a wrap! PhD Thesis submitted today 🎉 259 pages later, 7 chapters, 16 publications (9 first author), 14 confere…
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RT @Microclimate_: Im really proud of this project. We are expanding the horizons of #Antarctic #research for long term data collection and…
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RT @EARLaboratory: Great to be back working with the herp team at Taronga Zoo, contributing to the recovery of threatened species 🐸 #amphi…
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RT @Butterworthbugs: Thanks to a great team: @ang_mcgaughran, @nature_nik, @Bio_blake, Josh Sharp-Heward, and James Wallman.
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RT @Butterworthbugs: We urgently need more studies of other rainforest invertebrates and their populations! Mites, snails, slugs, spiders,…
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RT @Butterworthbugs: BUT it's lack of genetic diversity could hinder it's adaptation and survival under a changing climate. More work is ne…
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RT @Butterworthbugs: So, this blowfly is widespread and likely disperses between rainforest fragments - forming an interconnected network o…
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RT @Butterworthbugs: We analysed the population structure and genetic diversity of a strongly dispersing blowfly that inhabits these rainfo…
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RT @Butterworthbugs: Rainforest fragmentation is extensive throughout Australia. These rainforests have been described as 'islands of green…
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RT @Butterworthbugs: New paper! Invertebrates are the backbone of rainforest ecosystems. But how genetically diverse are their populations?…
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