
Mike Gardner
@mikeg_lizards
I am a molecular ecologist who works on lizards in the sub-family Tiliquini - investigating sociality and host parasite interactions with genes and genomics.
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14-06-2019 06:23:59
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During my PhD, I got alot of unhelpful advice Now I'm a PhD supervisor, I know 💯 what I needed to hear 4 things every PhD student should know 🧵 #phdchat thoughtsofaphd PhD_Genie The PhD Story Happy PhD Supervisor PhDiva Refocused


Today I introduced my postdoc Lynea to sleepy lizard babies - the first ones for 2023 Gerrut Norval Lynea Witczak, Ph.D. (she/her/hers) Born this morning.





A mother sleepy lizard and her babies "say goodbye" in their special way after being released back into the wild Mike Gardner Flinders University Jess Clayton


First of our lizard signs funded by Electranet has been installed! These will be at the entrances to the long term sleepy lizard site, started by C. Michael Bull, surveyed continuously since 1982. Very grateful that an energy company cared enough to make this happen. Gerrut Norval




One of the best moments in my career. The rediscovery of the Victorian Earless Dragon. In 2019 I undertook the taxonomic research to show this little lizard was a unique species, different to those in the ACT & NSW. So, so pleased it is not extinct! Museums Victoria

Check out an unbelievable video of a Gould's monitor gobbling down 5 zebra finch chicks at Fowler's Gap in arid western New South Wales, Australia. Video by @MarcNaguib & Hugo Loning is on @simongriffith4 YouTube channel: youtube.com/watch?v=HkyPFZ… Macquarie University School of Natural Sciences #lizard #predation

🎉 Exciting news! 📚 Thrilled to announce our #ARC #DP24 on restoring amphibian populations in chytrid-impacted landscapes has been funded, with Richard Duncan and Ben Scheele! 🙌 It's such a brutal process, commiserations to all the great projects that missed out 😞 Centre for Conservation Ecology & Genomics




First paper from the trial pygmy bluetongue translocation showing that the lizards are behaving as they would as if they were in their source locations. And first paper from PhD student Dee Trewartha #PBT doi.org/10.1111/acv.12… Jess Clayton Steph Godfrey (she/her)


🥳On the final day of this year's World Congress of Herpetology, it's AWARDS time! 🏆Our Best #Reptile #Conservation Award goes to Deanne Trewartha (Flinders University) and her talk on heat water & #reptiles!🦎 🇲🇾 A wonderful ending for #WCH10! See you again at #WCH11 at the Pyrenees!😜 #herps #herpetology

