This research theme is dedicated to studying the population, quantitative and developmental genetics of natural populations and model organisms. An emphasis is placed on ecological and evolutionary genomic studies of plant, animal and microbial (symbiotic) interactions, behaviour and speciation, physiological adaptation, stress resistance and evolution of body plans, and the population, quantitative and developmental genetics of natural populations and model organisms.
Within this theme are groups investigating: symbiosis; genetics of longevity and chemical toxicology; evolution of mating systems, life histories and reproductive strategies; evolutionary physiology; quantitative genetics; and evolutionary developmental biology.
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| BALASUBRAMANIAN, Sureshkumar | Molecular genetic basis of phenotypic variation |
| BLOMBERG, Simon | Methods and applications of statistics in evolutionary biology and population ecology. |
| BLOWS, Mark | Evolutionary Quantitative Genetics. |
| CHENOWETH, Stephen | Genomics, Adaptation and Behaviour |
| COOK, Lynette | Molecular phylogenetics and evolution of Australian biota |
| DEGNAN, Bernard | Evolution & Development; Molecular Marine Biology & Biotechnology |
| DEGNAN, Sandra | Ecological and evolutionary functional genomics in marine invertebrates |
| MCGRAW, Elizabeth | Insect evolution in response to microbial interaction |
| O'NEILL, Scott | The biology of bacterial parasites of invertebrates. |
| ORTIZ-BARRIENTOS, Daniel | Plant Evolutionary Genetics |
| RIGINOS, Cynthia | Marine Evolutionary Genetics |
| SALISBURY, Steven | Vertebrate palaeontology and biomechanics |
| WHITE, Craig | Evolutionary macrophysiology: the causes and consequences of broad scale variation in the physiology of animals. |
| BEEBE, Nigel | Molecular evolution and distribution of mosquitoes |
| BEVERIDGE, Christine | Shoot branching and strigolactone biology |
| CAPLAT, Paul | Modelling conifer invasions |
| FISHER, Diana | Ecology, conservation and behaviour of mammals |
| FRANKLIN, Craig | Ecological and Evolutionary Physiology of fish, frogs and reptiles. |
| GOLDIZEN, Anne | Vertebrate behaviour, social systems and conservation |
| KUCHEL, Louise | Embedding authentic assessment tasks in undergraduate science courses |
| MARSHALL, Dustin | Marine Evolutionary Ecology |
| MERRITT, David | Insect developmental biology and physiology |
| SCHENK, Peer | Plant Biotechnology and Gene Discovery, Plant-Microbe Interactions, Functional Genomics, Environmental Transcriptomics, Sustainable Biofuel Production |
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