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25.01.2022 Day 4 of the WMMC19 in Barcelona and another great presentation from the lab on dolphin immunogenomics! It was also farewell at the Museu Nacional d’Art de Catalunya for the closing banquet dinner.

25.01.2022 Here is the line-up for the free, open-to-all American Cetacean Society Virtual Conference this Saturday. All times are US/Canada/Mexico West coast times. So 9.30 AM start in California means 12.30 PM start on US East Coast, 5.30 PM in the UK, 6.30 PM in most of Europe. The conference starts in the middle of the night in Australia, New Zealand, Japan, but there may be plans to make a recording through Zoom / YouTube Let's hope. FOR THOSE WHO TRIED TO REGISTER on Wednesday and couldn't get through. Due to huge demand, the conference registration has been expanded so please use the link below and try again. It should be fine. https://bit.ly/3qc9Dw5

17.01.2022 https://twitter.com/guidojparra/status/1240404456400982018

14.01.2022 Congratulations Elly Pratt for submitting her PhD thesis today!! "The Genomic Basis of Adaptation in Bottlenose Dolphins" The first PhD on dolphin genomics of CEBEL and MELFU!!

12.01.2022 Happy International Day of Women and Girls in Science!

11.01.2022 The Flinders Animal Behaviour, Ecology and Conservation group now has their own Facebook page! Like our page if you want to learn more about our work, research and interesting video footage. Here's the link :https://www.facebook.com/AnimalbehaviourecologyandconservationatFlinders

10.01.2022 Hear our new honours student Olivia Marsh speak about her project on southern right whales in Encounter Bay! 15 August 6.00pm - 8.00pm 2 Railway Terrace, Victor Harbor, SA

09.01.2022 Genetic relatedness and kinship relationships play a role in the formation of social communities in Southern Australian bottlenose dolphins! CEBEL Molecular Ecology Lab Flinders University - MELFU, Animal behaviour, ecology and conservation at Flinders University, Flinders University. Read all about it here: https://doi.org/10.1093/beheco/arz033 Behavioral Ecology Congrats to Fernando, co-authors and all volunteers who made this research possible.

08.01.2022 Congratulations Isabella Reeves for the submission of her Honours thesis on the population genomic structure of Australasian killer whales! Awesome work!

08.01.2022 Congratulations to Kiana Crook for submitting her Honours thesis today on calf production, survival and female reproductive success of bottlenose dolphins in the Port River estuary & Adelaide Dolphin Sanctuary, Gulf St Vincent, South Australia! The study was made possible thanks to the long term dataset collected and provided by collaborator Mike Bossley. Luciana Moller and Guido Parra supervised the study with help from Nikki Zanardo and Katharina Peters.

07.01.2022 Days 2 and 3 of the WMMC19 in Barcelona with several whale and dolphin genomic presentations from the lab!

07.01.2022 Study Flinders Marine Biology and gain extensive knowledge in marine biodiversity, ecology, genetics, conservation, fisheries and related areas. Start your STEM career today.

07.01.2022 Learn how social relationships in female coastal dolphins are affected by multiple factors. Check out Fernando Diaz-Aguirre's last paper: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-020-58800-2

05.01.2022 Amazing week in Perth working with the IUCN Important Marine Mammal Protected Areas task force selecting important marine mammal areas - IMMAs covering Australia-NZ-SE Indian Ocean. A pleasure working with all these marine mammal superheroes!

03.01.2022 ABC National coverage of our work on abundance and habitat preferences of bottlenose dolphins in the two South Australian Gulfs, published in Nature SR. Available https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-019-44310-3

02.01.2022 New study reveals greater social complexity than previously recognized for Australian humpback dolphins! Congratulations to Tim Hunt and co-authors. Read all about it in our recent paper in Behavioural Ecology: https://academic.oup.com//doi/10.1093/beheco/arz029/5374868