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Funding Year 2023
Project:
23/1
The visual fields of Crocodylia.
Student:
Tyler Hunt (USA)
Institution(s):
Florida State University
Status:
Ongoing
Project:
23/2
Effect of incubation temperature on the development of reproductive structures in
Caiman latirostris
.
Student:
Micaela Mazaratti (Argentina)
Institution(s):
Universidad Autónoma de Entre Ríos
Status:
Ongoing
Project:
23/3
Gene expression patterns of lipid metabolism as biomarkers of environmental pollution in
Caiman latirostris
.
Student:
Camila Chac
ó
n (Argentina)
Institution(s):
Universidad Nacional de Litoral
Status:
Ongoing
Project:
23/4
Nesting ecology of
Crocodylus acutus
on Ambergris Caye. Effects of natural and anthropogenic factors on nesting.
Student:
Ciaran O Mordha (Ireland)
Institution(s):
University College Cork
Status:
Ongoing
Project:
23/5
Developing acoustic communication indices for Estuarine crocodiles (
Crocodylus porosus
).
Student:
Sonnie Flores (Australia)
Institution(s):
University of the Sunshine Coast
Status:
Ongoing
Project:
23/6
Population assessment of
Caiman crocodilus
and
Crocodylus acutus
in Cispata Bay, Cordoba, Colombia.
Student:
Jose Perez Galvis (Colombia)
Institution(s):
Universidad Nacional de Colombia
Status:
Ongoing
Project:
23/7
Influence of salinity on habitat preference and spatial distribution in two sympatric crocodile species.
Student:
Joana Batalha (Portugal)
Institution(s):
Autonomous University of Campeche
Status:
Ongoing
Project:
23/8
Genetic flow between insular and mainland Caribbean crocodiles: allopatry, forced hybridization, or continuous flow?
Student:
Monica Perez (Mexico)
Institution(s):
Universidad Autonoma de Yucatan
Status:
Ongoing
Project:
23/9
Persistent organic compounds as endocrine disruptors in
Crocodylus moreletii
preserved environments and urban Mexico.
Student:
Cesar Cedillo (Mexico)
Institution(s):
Autonomous University of Campeche
Status:
Ongoing
Project:
23/10
Comparing UAV and spotlight surveys for Nile crocodile population monitoring in southern Africa.
Student:
Albert Wilken (South Africa)
Institution(s):
University of Pretoria
Status:
Ongoing
Project:
23/11
Evaluation of the population and distribution of the
American crocodile (
Crocodylus acutus
) in Placencia Lagoon, Belize.
Student:
Yanick Hendriks (Denmark)
Institution(s):
University of Copenhagen
Status:
Ongoing
Project:
23/12
Habitat feasibility and public perception on the
ex-situ
conservation and reintroduction of
C. mindorensis
.
Student:
Emma Jarlbaek (Denmark)
Institution(s):
Lund University
Status:
Ongoing
Project:
23/13
Exploring regional trends in alligator diet and ecotoxicology.
Student:
Miriam Boucher (USA)
Institution(s):
Clemson University
Status:
Ongoing
Project:
23/14
Reproductive ecology of the Black caiman (
Melanosuchus niger
) in Araguaia National Park, Tocantins, Northern Brazil: An initial approach.
Student:
Barthira de Oliveira (Brazil)
Institution(s):
University of Tocantins
Status:
Ongoing
Project:
23/15
Monitoring of
Tomistoma schlegelii
in Southwestern Sarawak using eDNA and Traditional Telemetry Methods.
Student:
James Watson
Institution(s):
University of Malaysia - Sarawak
Status:
Ongoing
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