Collaboration is my bread and butter. I love working with people and research is always better in a team of people.
See my diverse publications for a range of topics I collaborate in!
See my diverse publications for a range of topics I collaborate in!
CollaboratorsGreat people I have ongoing research with
Sea snake morphological evolution with Kate Sanders, University of Adelaide
Marsupial morphological evolution with Vera Weisbecker, University of Queensland
Elapid snake morphological evolution with Alessandro Palci, Flinders University
Rabbit (Leporidae) morphological evolution with
Brian P. Kraatz Western University of Health Sciences, CA 
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Early-Career ResearchersSome EC researchers I've been fortunate to mentor in morphometrics
Evolution of Agamid Lizards with Jaimi Gray (formerly University of Adelaide), Postdoc at University of Aukland. Jaimi was a PhD in the department I work.
Evolution of Pythons with Damien Esquerre, Postdoc at Australian National University. Damien and I worked in the same lab during his PhD.
Damien is an excellent wildlife photographer. See his work here 
Cranial morphology in rodents with Ariel Marcy, PhD student at University of Queensland
Ariel is also a game designer. Read about her here 
Macropod cranial morphology and biomechanics with D. Rex Mitchell (formerly University of New England), Postdoc at University of Arkansas. Rex was a PhD student I co-supervised 2015-18
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Previous StudentsStudents I had the pleasure to supervise
Using geometric morphometrics to study diet-induced plasticity and trait canalisation in two disjunct populations of tiger snakes, Ammresh, University of Adelaide
Ammresh did his B.Sc. Honours with Alessandro Palci, Vicki Thomson, Mike Lee and I. He is looking for PhD opprtunities Assessing patterns in tail shape variation in a group of australian geckos
(genus: Oedura), Amy Green, University of Adelaide Amy did her B.Sc. Honours with Paul Oliver, Mark Hutchinson, Jaimi Gray and I. She now works at Flinders University as a Lab Research Assistant Investigating the Ediacaran fossil Eoandromeda, Tory Botha, University of Adelaide
Tory did her B.Sc. Honours with Diego Garcia-Bellido, Mary Droser and I, and has continued on to do a PhD Ecomorphological Adaptations for Egg Predation in Emydocephalus and Aipysurus led by Kevin De Vliegher, University of Adelaide/Vrije Universiteit Brussel
Kevin did his M.Sc. in Herpetology thesis with Kate Sanders and I Ecomorphological diversity of Australian Dung Beetles led by Alex Harvey, University of Adelaide
Alex did his B.Sc. Honours with me Ontogeny and ecology of Dugite snakes led by Matthew B. Patterson, Murdoch University. Matthew was a B.Sc.Honours student I co-supervised 2017-18 with Natalie Warburton.
Dingo morphology led by Aurelie M. Kanishka, University of Adelaide
Aurelie did her B.Sc. Honours with Phill Cassey and I in 2018 |
