D.E.E.P. (Dynamics of Eco-Evolutionary Patterns)

Inferring deep ecological and evolutionary processes from observable patterns. A research group at University of Tasmania.

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What we do

We are a research group at the University of Tasmania, led by ARC Australian Laureate Professor Barry Brook. We study ecological and evolutionary dynamics, global change, and conservation biology. Our study systems include plants and animals, with a focus on the unique Australian environment.
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Who we are!

--Prof. Barry Brook - ecologist and evolutionary biologist, modeller. --Jessie Buettel - PhD student and Research Associate, eco-evolutionary pattern and process. --Claudia Nguyen - Hons student, mammal ecology. --Matthew Fielding - Research project student, carrion bird population ecology.

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