Professor Stuart Bradley

Room: S&C/2.008

Research

The investigation of animal population biology including animal population dynamics, intraspecific variation and ecological genetics. The work is quantitative and computer based, but is concerned with measuring ecological attributes using field data, rather than being purely theoretical. Current projects include the population dynamics and ecological genetics of colour and shape variation in grass-hoppers; the population dynamics of the short-tailed shearwater; the development and testing of new population estimation methods, and multivariate morphometric analysis in several species, including singing honeyeaters and larval lampreys.

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