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ChappleLab retweeted
14 Aug 2024
Ever seen a Bluetongue skink?
What about a Monkey-tailed skink?
No? Well, let me tell you a little about these guys and what we've learned from studying their evolution.
Sidenote: check out our new paper in @CurrentBiology sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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ChappleLab retweeted
14 Sep 2023
Is this you? We are seeking to appoint multiple new colleagues who will cultivate and demonstrate excellence in both research and teaching within the field of Ecology. We welcome applicants from any area of Ecology, but see more details here: careers.pageuppeople.com/513…
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ChappleLab retweeted
27 Feb 2023
⭐️NEW🗞️in @evoecology
We show that #activity is more reliable than other behavioural traits in estimating individual differences in behaviour that are stable over a good portion of the animals' life... 🦎 in this case
👉link.springer.com/article/10…
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ChappleLab retweeted
5 Dec 2022
A big congratulations to @JackAndrewBrand (cosupervised with @chapple_lab), who submitted his PhD thesis today 🥳🌟
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ChappleLab retweeted
22 Nov 2022
Madeleine de Jong et al found only partial support for hypothesis that different incubation temperatures would result in phenotypes characterised by a ‘cool’ or ‘hot’ thermal type in the delicate skink. cob.silverchair-cdn.com/cob/… @chapple_lab @BBM_Wong @Craig_R_White
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ChappleLab retweeted
23 Oct 2022
#jobalerts : we are #hiring. 12-months #Research #Assistant position @Flinders. Work with me, @JohnLlewelyn2 @GlobEcoFlinders and be part of a big #collaborative project @cabahCoE: building a #trait #interaction #Database for tetrapods in #Sahul. flinders.wd3.myworkdayjobs.c…
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ChappleLab retweeted
18 Oct 2022
Please RT! Continuing (tenured) academic position (starting at Lecturer or Senior Lecturer) in Water Science. Join our excellent, inclusive & welcoming team @MonashEAE. @MonashUni is a global top 50 university and Aus/Melbourne is wonderful! Closes 15 Nov. timeshighereducation.com/uni…
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ChappleLab retweeted
12 Oct 2022
Chapple et al. show that the process of invasion itself can promote behavioral changes important to the success of widespread invaders.
@chapple_lab @JackAndrewBrand @annieNaimo @BBM_Wong @MonashBiol @ucdavis @SLUwildresearch @MasseyUni
nature.com/articles/s41467-0…
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ChappleLab retweeted
12 Oct 2022
Temperament and territory 🦎🌏: Extraversion enables greater success for invasive species, as discovered in a @MonashBiol international study in @NatureComms which compares native Australian and international invasive populations of the delicate skink: bit.ly/3rM3rgW
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ChappleLab retweeted
11 Oct 2022
1/4 🧵Does the invasion process favour extroverts? Our new @NatureComms paper shows how selective filtering of behavioural traits can mediate the success of alien species.
nature.com/articles/s41467-0…
📸Jules Farquhar @FarquharJules
ALT Delicate skink
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ChappleLab retweeted
11 Oct 2022
Georeferenced photographs obtained from #iNaturalist to study geographical variation in colour polymorphism reveals a mesic–arid gradient in the Lace Monitors (Varanus varius).
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
@FarquharJules
@arman_pili
@russell_wyn
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ChappleLab retweeted
8 Oct 2022
very happy to annunce a cool new paper from Anna Zimmin and #GARD: A global analysis of viviparity in squamates highlights its prevalence in cold climates onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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ChappleLab retweeted
7 Oct 2022
I am proud to share this paper with you all, published today. The results are quite surprising: in females, #ornaments have equal potential to be #adaptive by acting as honest signals as in males, regardless of their tendency for reduced elaboration....
nature.com/articles/s41467-0…
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ChappleLab retweeted
7 Oct 2022
When is a creature extinct? It might seem a straightforward question—but it’s not always easy to answer. You have to be certain it isn’t out there, somewhere.
Dr Jane Melville hopes this is the case for Melbourne’s missing dragon.
Continue reading 🔗 fal.cn/3swRa
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ChappleLab retweeted
7 Oct 2022
This week I published a paper – along with @arman_pili and Wyn Russell – in @JBiogeography exploring geographical variation in Lace monitor colour (A thread)
Paper: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
(We had @webvein create the Lace monitor artwork for us. Check out their other artworks!)
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ChappleLab retweeted
1 Oct 2022
1st day on my new job at @lizarddocmelville lab! That's how you start your herp field trip to QLD 👌🐍🦎🌞❤
#Chillagoe #fieldtrip #scientistlife #quaternaryreptileproject @museumsvictoria #melbournemuseum @MVLizards
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ChappleLab retweeted
1 Oct 2022
Last day on Darling Downs. Comdamine Earless Dragon is one of Australia's most threatened lizards. A grassland species but less than 1% of native grasslands remaining here. Crop and road verges are so important for this beautiful dragon @museumsvictoria @MonashBiol @chapple_lab
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ChappleLab retweeted
30 Sep 2022
Last official day as a Monash employee CTscanning all Australian species of lizards! We managed to scan 711 spp, that's more than 83% of them all! Plus hundreds for collaboration projects🦎🐍🐸
Thank you! @chapple_lab #australianlizards @monash_uni @melbourne_uni @melbournemuseum
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ChappleLab retweeted
29 Sep 2022
New paper from my PhD out in Oecologia! We find that the social context mediates the expression of animal personality traits in the delicate skink. Big thanks to @annieNaimo @mrmic1 @Martin_J_M_34 Andrew Sih @BBM_Wong & @chapple_lab. Check it out here 👉 doi.org/10.1007/s00442-022-0…
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ChappleLab retweeted
29 Sep 2022
Social context, personality and gregarious lizards. 🦎🦎🦎 Check out the latest @MonashBiol PhD paper by @JackAndrewBrand (cosupervised with @chapple_lab) with @annieNaimo @mrmic1 @Martin_J_M_34 & Andy Sih. #BobWongLab #MonashEcology
link.springer.com/article/10…
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