ko-huan.lee

Herpetologist interested in parasitic effects, animal movements, calls, and visual signals.

[ko-huan.lee @KoHuanLee]

We will be hosting the 8th ICRBM in Canberra - The Bush Capital, Heart of the Nation. Limited ECR and student travel support is open for application as well. Early bird registration is now open until the 30th of May. Check here: https://t.co/TX8zuIMbmS

[Nicholas Wu @NicholasWuNZ]

New paper in @Nature led by @PatriceEcoEvo! We demonstrated global vulnerability of amphibians to warming, threatening 10% of >5,000 species examined. How did we do it? | https://t.co/Sq7YMaC8NP | See thread🧵

[ko-huan.lee @KoHuanLee]

One more chapter published from my PhD. Merry Christmas!
https://t.co/lAGyGgXqKF

[ko-huan.lee @KoHuanLee]

@MotherOfRays I am sharked 😮

[ko-huan.lee @KoHuanLee]

@LizabelDM You are a superstar!

[Bob Wong (@bbmwong.bsky.social) @BBM_Wong]

Herpetologist: Anolis lizards are cool.

Ichthyologist: Hold my beer…

[ISBE2024 @ISBE2024]

On behalf of ISBE Council, we are delighted to announce that 258 students, ECRs, and researchers from developing nations, have received travel awards totalling US$ 597,500.00 to attend #ISBE2024!

@BehavEcol

[Ian Wright @drianwright]

Packed theatre at Gymea, watching James O'Connor's latest documentary film about coal pollution of Hacking River, Royal National Park and relocation of platypus. 'Coal Creek: What does it take to stop a coal mine polluting our waterways'. https://t.co/Nd31zfwklW

[Bob Wong (@bbmwong.bsky.social) @BBM_Wong]

New year, new book. Out soon.

https://t.co/HVgeTh2NnJ

#BobWongLab @MonashBiol

[The Lizard Lab @lizard_lab]

Can sleepy lizards (aka shingleback skinks) count? Check out our new paper on quantity discrimination in Behavioral Ecology: https://t.co/fzKYjoypv1 @birgit_szabo @whatisitdoing @Ben_Ashton9 @mqnatsci @BehavEcol @BehavEcolPapers @MikeG_lizards

[Science Magazine @ScienceMagazine]

A new study tested 23 avian species, including the blue jay, and discovered that species with greater vocal learning abilities have greater problem-solving abilities and bigger brains.

Learn more this week in Science: https://t.co/sWuO7JY0WS

[ko-huan.lee @KoHuanLee]

@shannonwkaiser Solid efforts there!

[ko-huan.lee @KoHuanLee]

@LeviByou That is a great T-shirt!

[Emma Sherratt @DrEmSherratt]

I am very pleased to announce that I have accepted a continuing position at @UniofAdelaide in the Faculty of @UofA_SET as Senior Lecturer (research & teaching) in Biological Sciences, and I have been appointed into the role of Director of Science 1/2 📷 Samuel Phillips

[Simon Baeckens @simonbaeckens]

Rick and I wrote a "perspective" piece now published in Evolution (@journal_evo). Capitalizing on the cane toad invasion of Australia, we explore how rapidly evolved traits can enable new #conservation tools 🐸🇦🇺(@sse_evolution) https://t.co/5Y8PFshlkc

[The Lizard Lab @lizard_lab]

Hot off the press! Check out our latest paper on nuptial colour + vocal signalling in the whirring tree frog, led by Grant Webster, with Tom White. #colsci #frog #animalbehaviour @mqnatsci @MQSciEng https://t.co/ISny6ud5O0

[AMRI @AustmusResearch]

In winter 2021, Australia’s frogs suffered a mass mortality event. As temperatures drop, we are worried it might happen again – we need you to help monitor our frogs.
Find out how, @austmus and @FrogIDAus @jodirowley 👇
https://t.co/pjRlQBTKeT

[ko-huan.lee @KoHuanLee]

@birgit_szabo Geckos are so cute!

[ko-huan.lee @KoHuanLee]

More papers about a long-lived lizard (sleepy lizard) and gut bacteria will also be out soon.

[ko-huan.lee @KoHuanLee]

Two papers from my PhD project are online now. These works were based on the parasites of a short-lived lizard (garden skink), Lampropholis guichenoti. See the manuscripts below! @stephanleu @lizard_lab @LeviByou @mqnatsci
(1/2) https://t.co/r2AonENkrL

[ko-huan.lee @KoHuanLee]

(2/2) https://t.co/rmBcQj024k