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Recruiting a PhD student in Sydney in 2026 β¨πβ¨
Exciting fieldwork & experiments on ants in Australia π
International and domestic applicants welcome π
Details: markwongecology.com/join
#PhDPosition #GradSchool #Ecology #Zoology #Conservation #Biodiversity #Invasive #Entomology #Ant
04.10.2025 13:20
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Join β Sydney Functional Ecology
Excited to share a PhD opportunity in my upcoming lab at The University of Sydney!
Join an ARC-funded project on the ecology of ant invasions in 2026 π
π¦πΊ Live in Sydney, ant around Australia
π Intl + Domestic applicants welcome
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#PhD #Ecology #Biodiversity
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03.10.2025 16:14
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#ClimateChange can exacerbate ant invasion impacts by unleashing indoor populations into outdoor environments
doi.org/10.1111/ddi....
#invasivespecies #ants
12.07.2025 17:29
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Latitude shapes diel patterns in insect biodiversity royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/10.1098/... | #BiologyLetters #Ecology #EnvironmentalScience
09.05.2025 13:04
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New preprint:
Ant Diversity and Foraging Across the Diel Cycle is Unaltered by Experimental Exposure to Artificial Light at Night
papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers....
17.04.2025 09:35
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Lead author Auke-Florian Hiemstra holds the oldest known caddisfly casing containing microplastic, dating to 1971. Photo: Liselotte Rambonnet.
A caddisfly casing with pieces of blue microplastic, dating 1986. Photo: Auke-Florian Hiemstra
NEW PAPER, JUST OUT! π
Insects from the '70s and '80s were already collecting microplastic, decades before the term microplastic even existed. π€―
A thread on the surprising history of this pollutant and the incredible insect larvae that helped us uncover it. π
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09.04.2025 10:06
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New preprint:
Functional traits drive the competitive assembly of mangrove ant communities and influence colony performance in competition mesocosms
ecoevorxiv.org/repository/v...
A fun study in a unique ecosystem that never made it to my DPhil thesis but is finally(!) written up
08.04.2025 08:18
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4/ π§© Fig. 1: Human Pressure > Climate & Geography
Our first key finding: Human pressure (as in human footprint) outweighs climate and geography, being responsible for 21.5% of species turnover and 20.6% of trait turnover.
Human activity reshapes biodiversity far beyond natural gradients. ποΈπΎπ
04.12.2024 11:36
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Check out our new preprint:
Human pressure homogenises #species and #traits globally
04.12.2024 11:46
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Congrats Sara!
28.11.2024 02:49
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Would love to be added, thanks Jane!
25.11.2024 12:51
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