Eve Sharples

Birds who Walk on Water: Insights into the Antarctic Petrel - ANTSIE Explore how different molecular or genetic techniques improves our understanding of sexual dimorphism in Antarctic Petrels, through Eve Sharples' research into morphometrics, population history, fligh...

Check out my blog about my work on Antarctic Petrels at Durham Uni with ANTSIE! Been such a pleasure and so much fun looking at population history and sex differences in morphology and foraging.
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Great to join the ANTSIE Research Group from @durham_uni
at the UK Antarctic Science at @BAS_News last week, and to present my preliminary research on Antarctic Petrel's population history and sex differences on a (albeit smaller than normal!) poster.

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Great to work with a load of folk from @WaterbirdCM
and @NatureScot at Loch Leven to sample Barnacle Geese for #AvianInfluenza, as well as colour marking to gain insight into their fascinating movements. Thanks to everyone’s help!

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Delighted to have graduated from @UofGlasgow
with a First Class in BSc Zoology, highlight was pulling off an ambitious pilot research project using DNA barcoding to research seabird predator diets in the Falklands with @BarbaraMable1 and @AmandineGamble

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