Manuela is studying how wallabies use space and move between different vegetation patches in human-modified and heterogeneous landscapes. She's also interested in human-wildlife interactions.
One of Manuela's GPS-collared swamp wallabies returned to a Phillip Island trapping site to wish her well. This plucky female has crossed the 100-kph Rhyll-Newhaven Road six times in four days. Manuela is studying how wallabies use space and move between different vegetation patches in human-modified and heterogeneous landscapes. She's also interested in human-wildlife interactions.
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Holly
14/6/2015 02:34:00 am
Are you giving them names Mannie?!
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Mannie
13/7/2015 10:14:59 am
No! Very practically (as Germans are) I name them after the study site followed by consecutive numbers.
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PETE C
15/6/2015 08:19:35 am
I don;t think they are very gifted in the brain department but they are cute. Congrats Manny another small step on the PhD path
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3/11/2017 09:06:48 am
I am always aware about surfing the same website that you are talking about and I am always trying to avoid from such websites. They are probably nothing more than a scam.
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24/7/2018 05:16:13 pm
It is surely deserve heartfelt appreciations.
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