The responses of rare anadromous fish to river reconnection: using fish movement behaviour to measure population recovery Theme(s): Applied ecology, ecosystem services and conservation, Living World Primary Supervisor: Jonathan Bolland <j.bolland@hull.ac.uk> Institution: University of Hull
A predator-prey arms race in Mesozoic oceans Theme(s): Palaeoenvironments and palaeontology Primary Supervisor: Dr Alex Dunhill <a.dunhill@leeds.ac.uk> Institution: University of Leeds (School of Earth and Environment)
Sociobiology on the fly; understanding social interactions in multispecies groups Theme(s): Population, community and behavioural ecology Primary Supervisor: Dr Amanda Bretman <a.j.bretman@leeds.ac.uk> Institution: University of Leeds (School of Biology)
Reconciling lethal control of an iconic native species (red deer Cervus elaphus) with nature conservation within a multiple-use landscape Theme(s): Applied ecology, ecosystem services and conservation Primary Supervisor: Dr Alastair Ward <a.i.ward@hull.ac.uk> Institution: University of Hull (Department of Biological and Marine Sciences)
Projecting land-use change, its environmental impact, and pathways to reducing its impact Theme(s): Applied ecology, ecosystem services and conservation Primary Supervisor: David Williams <d.r.williams@leeds.ac.uk> Institution: University of Leeds (School of Earth and Environment)
Mesozoic Ecosystem Dynamics: Modelling dinosaurs in their natural environment Theme(s): Climate, Ecosystem processes, dynamics and functioning, Evolution, palaeontology and biotic change, Palaeoenvironments and palaeontology Primary Supervisor: Dr Dan Hill <d.j.hill@leeds.ac.uk> Institution: University of Leeds (School of Earth and Environment)
Nutrigenomics and the resilience of bees in a changing climate Theme(s): Applied ecology, ecosystem services and conservation, Climate, Physiology, development and ecological genetics, Population, community and behavioural ecology Primary Supervisor: Dr James Gilbert <james.gilbert@hull.ac.uk> Institution: University of Hull (Department of Biological and Marine Sciences)
Learning to communicate: How do pheromones work in social and solitary bees and how did they evolve? Theme(s): Evolution, palaeontology and biotic change, Physiology, development and ecological genetics, Population, community and behavioural ecology Primary Supervisor: Dr Elizabeth Duncan <e.j.duncan@leeds.ac.uk> Institution: University of Leeds (School of Biology)
Invasive species and water resources: developing the evidence base for effective mitigation to prevent the spread of invasive non-native species through water transfer networks Theme(s): Applied ecology, ecosystem services and conservation Primary Supervisor: Dr Alison M. Dunn <a.dunn@leeds.ac.uk> Institution: University of Leeds (Biology )
