Earlier in the year, the ABG finally made its way to Brisbane in order to record calls from our target
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Snow submits her thesis
Thesis submission March 2019 | Xue (“Snow”) Bian submitted her PhD thesis: A new frontier for behavioural biology: quantifying the
Chasing the Peninsula dragon
One of the projects currently ongoing at the ABG involves studying genetically and morphologically distinct populations of Ctenophorus fionni, the
In search of dragons…
Members of the ABG and volunteers recently returned from a tour of central and coastal New South Wales (Oct/Nov 2018)
The Kimberley
One of the most memorable fieldtrips of 2018 for the ABG was the few weeks we spent exploring the Kimberley
In search of eastern sedge frogs
Combined field trips in search of lizards and frogs are always equally fun and challenging because of the intense fieldwork
Funding success in China
Congratulations to our collaborator A/Prof Yin Qi who has led a successful bid to the Natural Science Foundation of China
ABG @ ASSAB2018 & ICN2018
The ABG was represented in Brisbane at ASSAB 2018 – the Australasian Society for the Study of Animal Behaviour Conference
Pacific Iguanas from Ecuador
The Pacific Iguanas (Microlophus occipitalis) are endemic to Ecuador and Peru. They are small sexually dimorphic lizards with remarkable behaviour.
In search of the Peru Pacific Iguana
The Peru Pacific Iguana (Microlophus peruvianus) is an endemic lizard from Peru, Ecuador and Chile. They are big lizards with
A few weeks in the Tibetan Plateau
During the months of May and June, the ABG travelled to the Tibetan Plateau in the Sichuan Province of China,
Road trip in search of frogs and dragons
The ABG recently returned from a combined field trip to New South Wales. The team visited several locations including the
Media interested in our Virtual Lens
Our Virtual Lens project has attracted media interest with Richard and Snow filmed by Channel Ten. Filming indoors and outdoors
Virtual Lens method paper published
We are pleased to report that Snow’s paper – the Virtual Lens Project method paper – was just published in
Rainbow skinks
The use of movement to communicate is widespread in the animal kingdom, and understanding of the structure and function of