Please contact Carolina to find out more about her PhD project. | Carolina’s thesis is titled “Fire, resources and behavioural responses of ground-dwelling mammals”, and she investigated how bush rats and swamp wallabies responded to a change in availability and distribution of vegetation resources due to a low-intensity planned fire at Henderson Creek in the Otways. She used microsatellite genotyping to study movement of bush rats between slopes and gullies, and GPS technology to study swamp wallabies’ home range, habitat use and movement during the fire event. The fire did not adversely affect the two study species, although the responses were variable, reflecting the importance of investigating the effect of planned burns at different spatial and temporal scales. |
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Pete Collins
20/4/2015 10:30:46 am
Well done Carolina I just knew you would finish it with all flags flying. We must celebrate this momentous occasion in some major earth shattering way.
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6/10/2017 05:32:45 am
Doing PhD is not an easy task to be done as it requires a lot of hard work and dedication from the side of the person. Even the person has the experience of research before this degree, still this degree requires a large number of research skills.
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17/11/2017 11:32:03 am
Заработок в интернете это просто!
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Заработок в интернете это просто!
24/11/2017 01:02:32 pm
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Заработок в интернете это просто!
26/11/2017 03:07:58 am
Ad1Game файловая и игровая партнёрка проверенная годами. profit.
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Заработок в интернете это просто!
26/11/2017 03:28:55 am
Ad1Game файловая и игровая партнёрка проверенная годами. profit.
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Заработок в интернете это просто!
26/11/2017 03:46:15 am
Ad1Game файловая и игровая партнёрка проверенная годами. profit.
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Vanessa Ward
1/7/2020 01:47:38 pm
You, Carolina-Capy, are a STAR! So much fortitude, grace .... generally so ... impressive!
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