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Field assistant needed for frillneck lizard study in the Kimberley (W. Australia)

by Whiting | Sep 15, 2011 | Lab news, Lizard ecology

An enthusiastic and capable volunteer field assistant is required for a research project on frillneck lizards (Chlamydosaurus kingii) in Wyndham, Western Australia. This project will form part of a PhD study on the colour and function of the frill in the frillneck...

Hot off the press! Gene flow and habitat use in coppertail skinks

by Whiting | Aug 8, 2011 | Habitat use, Lab news, Lizard ecology

Siobhan Dennison, in collaboration with Shannon Smith and Adam Stow have just published a paper examining patterns of gene flow between populations of coppertail skinks on rocky ridgetops in NSW. This study is important because bush rock removal is a serious threat to...
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