ACEBB is a nationally recognised centre of expertise in systematics, evolutionary biology and biodiversity science.
ACEBB is performing as one of the top research groups in the University of Adelaide. A unique strength of ACEBB is the relationship between the SA Museum, State Herbarium and Bioknowledge, South Australian DEH and the University of Adelaide. These excellent facilities are seen as the best practice model in Australia.
The Centre's research strengths and themes include:
- Systematics, biogeography and barcoding
- Evolutionary rates and fossil dates
- Gene flow and population history
- Speciation, hybridisation and adaptation
- Biodiversity and conservation science
- Conservation and wildlife molecular forensics
ACEBB is actively expanding its expertise and coverage into a significant new area of science, biodiversity science. Specifically this expertise includes:
- Quantitative analysis and simulation modelling
- Population, ecological and ecosystem theory
- Extinction biology - linking population pressures from habitat fragmentation, invasive species and climate change
A boost for TREND
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The TREND project has received $1.35 million in funding from the Premier's Science and Research Fund. For more information read the Environment Institute's 
For more information, contact ACEBB director Professor Andrew Lowe
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