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Apr 07 2023

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Evolutionary history and phylogenomics of South West Pacific nocturnal bees.

APSF23047 | Project Leader: S Tierney | Amount: $44,606

A project undertaken at Western Sydney University, and supervised by Dr Simon Tierney. The hyperactivity of foraging bees is often associated with spring blossoms on bright sunny days. However, a...

Mar 09 2023

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Mapping the evolution of the marsupial pelvis.

APSF23039 | Project Leader: N Warbuton | Amount: $44,380

A project undertaken at Murdoch University, and supervised by A/Prof N Warbuton. At least 36 muscles attach to the bony pelvis in mammals, providing complex and integrated mechanisms for locomotion...

Mar 03 2023

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Do ultrasonic deterrents reduce disturbance and predation at the nest sites of threatened species?

APSF23033 | Project Leader: N Jordan | Amount: $35,600

A project undertaken at The University of New South Wales, and supervised by Dr Neil Jordan. Nest predation by mammals is a key threat to many native Australian species in...

Mar 01 2023

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Untangling drivers of decline – fire, drought, disease and their impacts on a threatened frog from south-western Australia

APSF23030 | Project Leader: N Mitchell | Amount: $44,487

A project undertaken at The University of Western Australia, and supervised by A/Prof Nicola Mitchell. Frogs are the most globally threatened group of vertebrates, with over a third of species...

Feb 07 2023

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Tracking the dynamics of first human arrival and subsequent adaptation in Central Vanuatu.

APSF23027 | Project Leader: S Bedford | Amount: $33,525

A project undertaken at The Australian National University, and supervised by A/Prof Stuart Bedford. The islands of the Pacific provide a rare opportunity globally to investigate the dynamics of first...

Feb 06 2023

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Understanding cell wall adaptability to environmental change in the Australian context for improved crop outcomes.

APSF23026 | Project Leader: A van de Meene | Amount: $42,210

A project undertaken at The University of Melbourne, and supervised by Dr Allison van de Meene. Australian environmental conditions range from hot and dry to temperate and tropical across the...

Feb 02 2023

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Growth response of pathogen- tested sweetpotato cultivars to Nitrogen application methods in highlands agro-ecological zones of Papua New Guinea.

APSF23022 | Project Leader: W Sirabis | Amount: $36,580

A project undertaken at PNG National Agricultural Research Institute (NARI), and supervised by Mr William Sirabis Sweetpotato (Ipomoea batatas (L) Lam) is a historical staple crop in the Papua New...

Jan 03 2023

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When pregnant males deliver: how do seahorse fathers transport nutrients to embryos?.

APSF23003 | Project Leader: C Whittington | Amount: $44,201

A project undertaken at The University of Sydney, and supervised by Dr Camilla Whittington. While pregnancy is usually associated with females, some animals exhibit male pregnancy. This trait is very...

May 01 2022

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Illuminating the evolutionary history of New Guinea’s marsupial herbivores.

APSF 22050 | Project Leader: G Prideaux | Amount: $44,548

A project undertaken at Flinders University, and supervised by Prof Gavin Prideaux. The large, mountainous island of New Guinea forms the northern portion of the Australian continent, and is home...

Apr 02 2022

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A bio-inspired understanding of complex colour vision.

APSF 22042 | Project Leader: D Kemp | Amount: $40,217

A project undertaken at Macquarie University, and supervised by A/Prof Darrell Kemp. The spectacular diversity of butterfly wing colouration is easy for us to appreciate, yet relatively little is known...

Evolutionary history and phylogenomics of South West Pacific nocturnal bees.

Mapping the evolution of the marsupial pelvis.

Do ultrasonic deterrents reduce disturbance and predation at the nest sites of threatened species?

Untangling drivers of decline – fire, drought, disease and their impacts on a threatened frog from south-western Australia

Tracking the dynamics of first human arrival and subsequent adaptation in Central Vanuatu.

Understanding cell wall adaptability to environmental change in the Australian context for improved crop outcomes.

Growth response of pathogen- tested sweetpotato cultivars to Nitrogen application methods in highlands agro-ecological zones of Papua New Guinea.

When pregnant males deliver: how do seahorse fathers transport nutrients to embryos?.

Illuminating the evolutionary history of New Guinea’s marsupial herbivores.

A bio-inspired understanding of complex colour vision.

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