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Immunodynamics and infectious disease risk in the natural environmentLead Partner--
The evolution of hominid dietary adaptations linked with environmental changes: extending the record beyond 100,000 years.Lead Partner--
Multivariate evolution in replicated adaptive radiations: pattern, process and the role of the environment.Lead Partner--
EnergyScapes and Ecosystem ServicesLead Partner--
The importance of non-genotypic diversity for the fitness of microbial populationsLead Partner--
Immunodynamics of field volesLead Partner--
Adaptation to environmental stress by evolution of non-genotypic heterogeneity within microbial populationsLead Partner--
Genome duplication and angiosperm diversification: combining experimental and fossil evidence.Lead Partner--
Lakes and the Arctic carbon cycleLead Partner--
Towards managing risk from climate change through comprehensive, inclusive and resilient UK infrastructure planningLead Partner--
The signal-based relationship between marine bacteria and the green seaweed UlvaLead Partner--
Innovative Technologies for Terrestrial Earth ObservationLead Partner--
Indian Ecosystem Service Initiative to promote sustainable livelihoods (IndES Initiative)Lead Partner--
Ecological significance of surface bound enzyme activities in lichensLead Partner--
An experimental evolution test of signalling theoryLead Partner--
Long-range atmospheric Nitrogen deposition as a driver of ecological change in Arctic lakesLead Partner--
The contribution of trees to tropical wetland methane emissionsLead Partner--
Ammonia Dispersion and effects on lichens in the vicinity of a penguin rookery.Lead Partner--
Can parasites drive host adaptive radiation?Lead Partner--
Community disassembly and ecosystem function.Lead Partner--
The importance of non-genotypic diversity for the survival of microbial populations.Lead Partner--
Evolutionary conflicts, caste investment ratios and soldier behaviour in polyembryonic wasps.Lead Partner--

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