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Our research focuses on the mechanisms that determine and maintain species ranges.
We are particularly interested in the ecological and evolutionary consequences of the global redistribution of biota as a result of human activities
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Contemporary climate change hinders hybrid performance of ecologically dominant marine invertebrates
@nbierne: We're hiring! #PhD candidate at @isemevol in #Monpellier to study anthropogenic #hybridization and #marine urban #evolution in ports. Co-supervised by @Fred__Viard and me.
More info & apply here (before 07/24) 👇
https://t.co/jZiK2yDPuj https://t.co/d9uFvpQGvu
@tmarquesbonet: Want to join us? I am offering a funded postdoc position in population genetics to study apes and other primates. Previous experience with theory, NGS and ancient DNA would be ideal. Funded by @ERC_Research. https://t.co/Pdp7t7jriL @IBE_Barcelona @the_prbb please RT https://t.co/2g3bWvrOZ1
Congratulations to our own @luke_earl for receiving the @UoS_OES research award (see also: https://t.co/s40f2z9eyh) for the 📈 paper (https://t.co/ivbfnFaJrh) on #eDNA metabarcoding to detect marine species (https://t.co/42p1ICthwc).@SiCreerProf @microbidart @NOCnews @OES_MBERG https://t.co/iltI4YqYjQ