Lizards – Animal Behaviour Group

Community outreach: Ecuador

The image below is of a infographic prepared for station managers at the El Gullan Station located in the community

Exploring Madrigal of Podocarpus Reserve After a well-deserved rest, I was ready to travel to Madrigal of Podocarpus Reserve, the

Feeling the heat at Jerusalem Protected Forest At the end of field work at Mira [link to previous post] I

Mira – where Stenocercus lizards are common In many parts of the world people are demanding equitable solutions to overcome

Field work at Chimborazo volcano slopes After a 3-month stay in Melbourne, I returned to Quito completely recharged and ready

Past and present members of the ABG attended Tefa’s graduation in September (with others who could not attend present in

ABG student Estefania Boada Viteri has had her PhD thesis approved by La Trobe University Academic Board and has been

We report for the first time the movement-based signals of four lizards from the Kimberley region of Western Australia. Abstract

We demonstrate that the visual amplitudes generated by tail flicking of Jacky lizards are larger than obvious alternative (push-ups) and

The Andes are one of the longest continental mountain range in the world with nearly 8000 km of longitude. This

Estefania Boada (Tefa) submitted her thesis on 10 December 2021. Her thesis was entitled: Behavioural partitioning of mainland and island

Jose quantified the motion displays of five members of the C. decresii complex (see below) in the context of their respective habitats

THE ABG commenced a new research project in 2021 based at the Ecuadorean Andes . This study is mainly focused

Ben Wilson publishes his undergraduate honours project on the Peninsula Dragon (Ctenophorus fionni) in the Australian Journal of Zoology. A

Xue (‘Snow’) Bian’s final data chapter has been published in the journal Scientific Reports. Snow used 3D animation technology to