Rijksuniversiteit Groningen

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Projects

Name	Role	Start	End
Antarctic tourism: developing knowledge and tools to minimise cumulative impacts on biodiversity and wilderness values in Antarctica	Partner	-	-
Differential Survival between Visual Environments Supports a Role of Divergent Sensory Drive in Cichlid Fish Speciation	Lead Partner	-	-
Assessing drivers of coastal primary production in northern Marguerite Bay, Antarctica	Lead Partner	-	-
Multi-level comparisons of cloacal, skin, feather and nest-associated microbiota suggest considerable influence of horizontal acquisition on the microbiota assembly of sympatric woodlarks and skylarks	Lead Partner	-	-
More than meets the eye: evolution of floral anatomy and visual signals	Lead Partner	-	-
From plants to populations: unravelling effects of global change on disease in a vegetated coastal ecosystem	Lead Partner	-	-
Do parents always disagree? Assessing causes and consequences of parental conflict over care.	Lead Partner	-	-
Do non-breeding conditions constrain adaptation to climate change in migrants?	Lead Partner	-	-
The relation between biodiversity and resilience in source-sink metacommunities	Lead Partner	-	-
The baseline of soil functioning across a representative range of Dutch soils, part one	Lead Partner	-	-
A human-driven regime shift through the loss of ecosystem engineers: consequences for the trophic structure and recovery potential of the Wadden Sea ecosystem: deel 1.	Lead Partner	-	-
A human-driven regime shift through the loss of ecosystem engineers: consequences for the trophic structure and recovery potential of the Wadden Sea ecosystem. Deel 2	Lead Partner	-	-
The impact of environment on avian immunity: ecology and evolution of the match between microbial communities and antimicrobial defenses	Lead Partner	-	-
An eye for change: evolutionary consequences of sensory plasticity	Lead Partner	-	-
The eco-evo-devo of social personalities	Lead Partner	-	-
Unraveling how “solar-powered” sea slugs steal functional chloroplasts to survive extensive starvation periods by investigating chloroplast acquisition, retention and the evolution of this ability	Lead Partner	-	-

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