the University of Hull.
The two posts are funded for 3 years, full time, by a NERC New Investigator
Award to Dr Isabella Capellini (http://tinyurl.com/icapellini), entitled
‘Understanding biological invasions: a phylogenetic comparative approach’. The
successful applicants will be members of a
Assistant that is presently
working towards completing their PhD and looking to develop their experience in
this field. The post is funded for 1 year by a NERC New Investigator Award to
Dr Isabella Capellini, entitled ‘Understanding biological invasions: a
phylogenetic comparative approach’.
The RA
is funded by the
University of Hull.
The RA will be a member of the Evolutionary Comparative Ecology Group
(http://tinyurl.com/kswc4ac) led by Dr Isabella Capellini
(http://tinyurl.com/icapellini) that investigates fundamental questions on the
evolution of animal diversity using state of the art
Dear all,
a question on GLS: are the estimates of the regression slopes using
phylogenetic GLS appropriate for studying allometry or does GLS have
the same problem of OLS in estimating slopes since X is assumed to be
measured without error? If they cannot be used for allometric studies,
Quoting Ben Bolker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Isabella Capellini wrote:
> >
> > Dear all,
> >
> > a question on GLS: are the estimates of the regression slopes using
> > phylogenetic GLS appropriate for studying allometry or does GLS have the
> > same p
--Quoting [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
>
> Tes, you still need to account for the "measurement error" in the
> independenbt variable(s), as indicated here:
>
> Ives, A. R., P. E. Midford, and T. Garland, Jr. 2007. Within-species
> variation and measurement error in phylogenetic comparative methods.
> Sys
ot the same, in the sense that the best lambda for each variable
may not be the best one for them jointly.
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Isabella Capellini, PhD
Research Associate
Evolutionary Anthropology Research Group
Department of Anthropology
Durham University
Dawson Building
South Road, Durham
DH1 3LE (U.K.)
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Dr Isabella Capellini
School of Biological Sciences
Queen’s University Belfast
19 Chlorine Gardens, Belfast
BT9 5DL (UK)
ORCID<https://orcid.org/-0001-8065-2436> |
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phylogenetic comparative study on
the evolution of parental care diversity
Lead Supervisor: Dr Isabella Capellini (Queen's University Belfast)
Co-Supervisor: Dr Greta Bocedi & Dr Lesley Lancaster (University of Aberdeen),
Dr Domhnall Jennings (Queen's University Belfast)
There a
NERC DTP PhD project - Ecological drivers and conservation implications of
parental care diversity in vertebrates - a phylogenetic comparative study on
the evolution of parental care diversity
Lead Supervisor: Dr Isabella Capellini (Queen's University Belfast)
Co-Supervisor: Dr Greta B
Hello,
I am recruiting 2 PhD students for the following projects.
For further information please contact Dr Isabella Capellini
(I.Capellini[at]qub.ac.uk).
1. Global Drivers and Conservation implications of the pet trade
The trade of exotic animals has been a central component of human culture
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