
Lab of Evolutionary Genetics and Sociality @flinders lead by Prof. Mike Gardner where we work on aspects of sociality and conservation using Native lizards sp.
Adelaide, South Australia
Joined July 2023
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We have an INTERN POSITION OPEN (unpaid) for a study on personality differences across sexes in Gidgee skinks
Location: Flinders University, Adelaide
For more details send an email before 1st December 2023 to
apoorva.gopinath@adelaide.edu.au
Hi! My name is Gabriela. I'm currently an Honours student @Flinders looking at identifying three potential blood parasites in sleepy lizards and understanding if these blood parasites differ across the boundary of two tick species (A. limbatum & B. hydrosauri) at Bundey Bore馃榿
Hi, I'm Amy, and I am currently a part time Honours student @Flinders. I completed my Bachelor of Behavioural Science/Bachelor of Science (Animal Behaviour) in 2022. I am currently researching the immune response of pair-bonded sleepy lizards.
Hi! I鈥檓 Em @Vonderwall_sci, I am currently an Honours student @Flinders looking at defining the natural fluctuations of Oxytocin and Dopamine in pair bonded sleepy lizards.
My undergrad was in Marine Bio & Aquaculture.
My fav thing about LEGS is working with amazing academics鈽猴笍
Hey! Im Sebastian Rea @SebastianRea00. I'm a current honours student for LEGS @Flinders.
My research looks into training a sniffer dog to locate pygmy blue tongue lizards allowing for easier monitoring and a deeper understanding of the endangered lizards!
Hi, my name is Lynea聽@lynea_witczak, I'm a postdoc here聽@Flinders聽on a @FulbrightAUS scholarship where I'm researching the neurobiology of sleepy lizard pair bonding, teaching animal handling and other courses and co-supervising honours candidates
Hi, I鈥檓 Dr Amy Slender @LeeSlender. I鈥檓 a part-time research associate for LEGS @Flinders. I use genetic/genomic techniques to understand ecology and evolution. The best part of my job is training & inspiring students.
Hi, I'm Professor Mike Gardner @MikeG_Lizards, the head of the Legs @Flinders. We work on evolutionary questions in sleepy lizards - continuing work started in 1982 by Mike Bull -as well as the endangered pygmy blue-tongue. The highly social gidgee skink is where my work began










