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Evolution, Systematics & Biology of Terrestrial & Groundwater Invertebrates This research aims to understand the evolution of various invertebrate groups in Australia, primarily insects & crustaceans, as well as their systematics & biology.Learn more

Evolution, Systematics & Biology of Terrestrial & Groundwater Invertebrates

State Herbarium of South Australia: systematics of the Australian flora Research at the State Herbarium centres on the systematics, taxonomy, nomenclature & classification of Australian's native & naturalised flora (including algae, fungi & lichens).Learn more

State Herbarium of South Australia

Evolution of Mammalian Gametes, Gonads & External Genitalia Research interests encompass various comparative & evolutionary aspects of the reproductive biology of Australian marsupials & rodents.Learn more

Evolution of Mammalian Gametes, Gonads & External Genitalia

Adaptive Evolution of Australian Flora The diversity of the Australian flora is generally thought to be a result of adaptive response to environmental change &/or co-evolution with pollinators, dispersers, etc. Numerous projects being undertaken to examine these hypotheses using morphological & molecular approaches, as well as studies of reproductive biology. Learn more

Adaptive Evolution of Australian Flora

Systematics, Phylogeography & Molecular Ecology of Australian Fauna Major projects of this research include phylogeography of Australian fauna, molecular ecology of marsupials in South Australia, conservation/population genetics/social behaviour/systematic studies & the evolution of social behaviour & the biogeographic history of Australian native bees. Learn more

Systematics, Phylogeography & Molecular Ecology of Australian Fauna

Evolution & Diversity of Australasian Vertebrates The foci of this research includes discovery & description of biodiversity in the Australasian region, evolutionary history of the Australasian vertebrates, & understanding the evolutionary basis of the generation & maintenance of biodiversity. Learn more

Evolution & Diversity of Australasian Vertebrates

Sex Chromosomes, Sex Determination & Reproductive Biology in Egg-laying Mammals Monotremes (platypuses & echidnas) are extraordinary mammals & represent the most basal surviving mammalian lineage & feature an enigmatic mix of bird-like & mammalian characteristics.Learn more

Sex Chromosomes, Sex Determination & Reproductive Biology in Egg-laying Mammals

Evolution & Palaeobiology of the Australian Flora The study of the effect of this climate change on the vegetation is made possible by the excellent preservation of Cainozoic plant fossils in Central & South-eastern Australia. Learn more

Evolution & Palaeobiology of the Australian Flora

Evolution, Molecular Phylogenetics, Palaeontology Our research group uses multidisciplinary approaches to understand major evolutionary events. Learn more

Evolution, Molecular Phylogenetics, Palaeontology
Australian Centre for Evolutionary Biology And Biodiversity
The School of Biological Sciences
The University of Adelaide
SA 5005 Australia
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F: +61 8 8313 4362
biolsciences@adelaide.edu.au