Zoological Soc London Inst of Zoology

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Acronym: ZSL
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Projects

Name	Role	Start	End
The role of odorant receptor gene expression in homing of Atlantic salmon	Lead Partner	-	-
A postgenomic approach to the role of odour and gustatory receptors in speciation	Lead Partner	-	-
Is nest-drifting behaviour an insurance policy for maximising indirect fitness in primitively eusocial paper wasps?	Lead Partner	-	-
From genes to environmental change - the spatial ecology of a tropical seabird	Lead Partner	-	-
The evolution of parasite life-history strategies: community effects	Lead Partner	-	-
Evolutionary dynamics of major histocompatibility genes in Arctic charr	Lead Partner	-	-
Identifying the genetic mechanisms facilitating host range and virulence of a viral pathogen that threatens European amphibian biodiversity	Lead Partner	-	-
Chemosynthetically-driven ecosystems south of the Polar Front: biogeography and ecology	Lead Partner	-	-
A unified approach to studying animal abundance: integrating evolution, ecology and scale dependency	Lead Partner	-	-
How useful is the subfossil record for interpreting pre-human ecosystems and current extinctions?	Lead Partner	-	-
The spatial epidemiology and molecular evolution of panzootic amphibian chytridiomycosis	Lead Partner	-	-
Dynamic Drivers of Disease in Africa: Ecosystems, livestock/wildlife, health and wellbeing	Lead Partner	-	-
Relationship between environmental, ecological and genetic drivers of emergence in amphibian chytridiomycosis.	Lead Partner	-	-
Relatedness and information in reproductive conflicts in social groups.	Lead Partner	-	-
Threatening processes and the conservation status of contemporary mammals.	Lead Partner	-	-
The structure of pollinator-parasite interaction webs and habitat modification.	Lead Partner	-	-
Genetic tests for adaptation at the expanding range margin of the British butterfly Aricia agestis.	Lead Partner	-	-
Ecological and genetic determinants of Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis emergence in European amphibian populations.	Lead Partner	-	-
Global biodiversity hotspots: evolution, ecology and extinction.	Lead Partner	-	-

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