ONLINE EVENT: join the Honours Seminars for Ecology and Evolution

Posted on Sep 22 2020 by

Support the latest听Ecology and Evolution mid-year honours students as they present online.


This seminar is open for all to join this week. It will be run via zoom and will cover an interesting and diverse range projects.

Date: Thursday 24th September

Where: Benham Meeting Room

When: 1:00pm - 4:30pm

Online: via Zoom. Please contact Damien Fordham by 1pm on Thursday for the Zoom link.


The schedule includes the following lineup. We look forward to seeing you on Zoom.

























































































TimeStudent nameSupervisor(s)Title
1:00 pmAlex MasonProf Andrew LoweDesigning production landscapes: a new paradigm for the recovery of ecological function and services
1:15 pmBaillie TrenwithA/Prof Jeremy AustinVocal Communication in Endangered Australian Macropod
1:30 pmDaniel MarkosA/Prof David Paton

& Dr Steven Delean		Habitat use by the white-browed babbler in a modified landscape
1:45 pmDanielle PouldenDr Kyle ArmstrongCranial Specialisations involved in echolocation in New Guinea leaf-nosed bats
2:00 pmEric InglisDr Ramesh Raja SegaranDetermining Almond tree structure with LIDAR
2:15 pmLuke VialProf. Justin BrookesUnlocking the recent climate history of the Flinders Ranges with dendrochronology of Callitris glaucophylla
2:30 pmNicholas WheelerProf Megan LewisSpatial variation of chlorophyll听a within myponga reservoir
2:45 pmRebekah O'ReillyProf Sean ConnellThe Physiological Response of Oyster Larvae to Acoustic Cues, and its Potential Value to Reef Restoration
3:00 pmVictoria LoveA/Prof Phill CasseyUncovering the trade of Australia's reptiles
3:15 pmLachlan McLeodProf Sean ConnellAccelerating oyster reef restoration through positive听interactions
3:30 pmZak WheatonProf Sean ConnellThe value of sound for oyster restoration across听heterogeneous habitats
3:45 pmAndreas ReuterProf Sean ConnellTBA
4:00 pmEllen KilpatrickA/Prof. David PatonNative grazing pressure: an investigation into the impact of kangaroo management on floral production and performance in Acrotriche听depressa
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