Research
Hi.
This section is dedicated to my research as an Ecologist. My research is driven by a motivation to better understand how the natural world works. Within ecology, I study various elements, including behaviour, behavioural ecology, conservation, evolution, physiology, and wildlife management (game management).
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Hot-off-the-press:
The bii4africa dataset of faunal and floral population intactness estimates across Africa’s major land uses, published in Scientific Data.
Warm-off-the-press:
Expert range maps of global mammal distributions harmonised to three taxonomic authorities, published in Journal of Biogeography.
The diel activity pattern of mountain hare (Lepus timidus) on managed heather moorland in Scotland, published in Ecology and Evolution.
Social interactions in striped hyena inferred from camera trap data: is it more social than previously thought?, scientific paper published in Current Zoology.
Click here to see list and links to: my scientific publications.
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Functional anatomy and biogeography of mammals
Functional anatomy and biogeography of mammals
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Stress physiology of South African game animals
Stress physiology of South African game animals
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Sharing of reproduction and care of young in banded mongooses
Sharing of reproduction and care of young in banded mongooses
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Effects of anthropogenic waste disposal on banded mongoose demographics
Effects of anthropogenic waste disposal on banded mongoose demographics
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Group dynamics in chimpanzees
Group dynamics in chimpanzees.
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Costs and benefits of communal breeding in grey mouse lemurs
Costs and benefits of communal breeding in grey mouse lemurs
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Dynamics of group-living in social spiders
Dynamics of group-living in social spiders
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Scientific Publications
Scientific Publications
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