| Year | Institute | Research | SARG Contribution |
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| 2009 |
Durrell Institute of Conservation and Ecology (DICE); University of Kent
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Reptile detectability: determining the methods and confidence for presence and absence survey, supporting the National Amphibian and Reptile Recording Scheme (NARRS). |
- Both the PhD and MSc posts are filled by SARG members.
- SARG facilitated access to Surrey research sites.
- SARG reptile distribution knowledge.
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| 2009 |
Oxford Brookes University
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Sand lizard micro-habitat selection: An investigation into the habitat preferences of Sand lizards; possibly comparing successful introduction sites with those that have not succeeded. |
- SARG expertise of Sand lizard ecology and distribution
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| 2008-9 |
Edward Grey Institute, Department of Zoology, University of Oxford
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Wall lizard genetic analysis: A project to determine genetic bottlenecks in an indroduced and geographically isolated species. |
- SARG "Wall lizard in the UK" research.
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| 2008 |
Institute of Zoology, London
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UK Chytrid distribution survey |
- SARG introduced species (vectors) database
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| 2003-5 |
Farnborough College, University of Surrey
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The influence of Microhabitat on the behaviour of the Great Crested newt in their capture in bottletraps. |
- PhD Thesis. SARG expertise of GCN ecology and distribution.
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| 2002-4 |
Department of Geography, University College London
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The Diet of the Marsh Frog [Rana ridibunda] at the London Wetland Centre. |
- Advice to M.Sc student. SARG expertise re behaviour and distribution of Marsh Frog.
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| 2001-3 |
Bishop Burton College, University of Hull
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An evaluation of non-indigenous anurans living in the Hull valley and Holderness Plain area of East Yorkshire. |
- Advice for B.Sc Dissertation. SARG expertise of Marsh frog identification, distribution and ecology.
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