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Excited to see our study published in Biology Letters:
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Thrilled to see our NZ whitebait genomics/ecology study published in NComms - includes great work from 3 excellent graduate students: nature.com/articles/s41467-0…
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Exciting collaboration with @docgovtnz @wilderlabnz shows the value of targeted eDNA for biodiversity management and population genetics @GrahamMcC_NZ
McCulloch - 2025 - Ecology and Evolution - onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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There’s still time to vote for our amazing #stonefly in NZ Bug of the Year 2025
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Congrats Anran fan on the first publication from your MSc @Zoology_Otago #eDNA #biodiversity doi.org/10.1111/ecog.07264
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Horrific to see the humanities and social sciences panels being disbanded. A dark day for many and a remarkably short sighted decision. Impact should not be measured just from core science beehive.govt.nz/release/mars…
How do insects adapt to harsh alpine conditions? Our new research reveals strikingly different responses to elevation in two closely related stoneflies. @Ecol_Evol @jon_waters_nz @BrodieFoster @MarsdenFund doi.org/10.1002/ece3.70673
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Thrilled to see this work published @ScienceMagazine @peterkdearden @GrahamMcC_NZ @ludo_dutoit @TK_Dunedin @BrodieFoster @GracieKroos @Mei_Peng_Otago
Human-driven evolution of color in a stonefly mimic | Science science.org/doi/10.1126/scie…
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Check out the cover on the latest issue of Journal of Economic Entomology! That's my wasp from our study on wasps as biocontrol agents, published in this issue!
My first journal cover. I'm so happy.
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@Amy_L_Toth @Zoology_Otago @EntsocAmerica @NZEntoSoc
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Our new paper is online at Environmental DNA. We use national stream macroinvertebrate datasets collected using benthic sampling and #eDNA to compare how well each quantifies stream ecosystem health. eDNA works well with the right approach and/or index
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Congrats to 26th @NZMolEcol @otago 2023 student prize-winners - Kahu Hema, (Hadley Muller), Hui Zhen Tan, Mary Hawkes & Monica Vallender
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I am looking for 2 PhD candidates to join my group at @waikato next year to investigate #biodiversity and ecosystem processes across stream-riparian boundaries. Both projects will focus on #foodwebs and ecosystem functioning in forested streams. Please RT! tinyurl.com/4pf76n8u
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I'm really excited about our #Marsden funded project investigating the consequences of #biodiversity on ecosystem processes across the stream-riparian interface. We'll be advertising for two PhD positions working closely together - further details to be announced shortly
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major shifts in #insect #eDNA assemblages linked to recent deforestation in NZ @GrahamMcC_NZ @wilderlabnz
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Registrations for the 26th NZ Molecular Ecology meeting close this Friday! Don’t miss out! Head to our website to register:
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#Marsden fieldwork around Waikato - searching for stonefly mimics @frank_burdon @thecaddisflyguy @GrahamMcC_NZ
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Please share and get in contact if you know anyone interested!
PhD available, Otago Biochemistry, Dunedin NZ
from Feb 2024
Mussel resilience to climate change. Population genetics, quantitative approaches, and/or embryology. Work closely with industry & Māori stakeholders. Domestic fees and stipend included.
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