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Tuatara near experimental sc

Tuatara near experimental sc

Tuatara in a semi-natural enclosure at the Otorohanga Kiwi House, New Zealand. Image by N. Wu.

Litoria gracilenta

Litoria gracilenta

A graceful tree frog from Karawatha. Image by N. Wu.

Me and perentie

Me and perentie

Me with a large male perentie in Central Australia. Image by C. Derez.

Amphibolurus muricatus

Amphibolurus muricatus

Larval fish

Larval fish

Microscopic photograph of various larval fish. Image by N. Wu

Me with panoptes

Me with panoptes

Image by K. Berry

Desert skink

Desert skink

A desert skink (Liopholis inornata). Image by N. Wu.

Radio tracking animals

Radio tracking animals

Radio tracking perenties in Central Australia. Image by N. Wu.

WCH8 opening ceremony

WCH8 opening ceremony

World Congress of Herpetology 8 conference, Hangzhou, China opening ceremony.

Glemorgan trip

Glemorgan trip

Lizard team. Image by Drone.

Boat electrofishing

Boat electrofishing

Electrofishing at the University of Waikato campus Knighton lake. Image by N. Guest.

Litoria tyleri

Litoria tyleri

A laughing tree frog found in one of our herp trips. Image by N. Wu.

Eastern water dragon

Eastern water dragon

Eastern water dragon (Intellagama lesueurii) from Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary. Image by N. Wu.

Large longfin eel

Large longfin eel

A large female longfin eel caught in the Serpentine lakes, New Zealand. Image by J. Garret-Walker.

Sample collection

Sample collection

Preparation for sample collection from Crocodylus porosus. Image by R. Heurer.

Black-headed python

Black-headed python

A black-headed python (Aspidites melanocephalus) from Taronga Zoo, Sydney. Image by N. Wu

I am broadly interested in the diversity of form and function from an ecological and evolutionary framework, particularly in species with unique biology. However, my main research drive is on how changing environments constrain the physiology and life history of organisms while understanding the mechanisms for how they cope with environmental stressors. My work primarily utilise vertebrates like reptiles, amphibians, fish and bats as model systems, and I approach my research from an integrative perspective, from molecular to whole-organism to macroecological responses. 

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PhD in Ecological Physiology, The University of Queensland (2019)

 

BSc (Hons) in Zoology, The University of Queensland (2013)

 

BSc (Tech) in Biological Sciences, The University of Waikato (2012)

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