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John Measey

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Senior Researcher at the DST-NRF Centre of Excellence for Invasion Biology, University of Stellenbosch; Editor-in-Chief: African Journal of Herpetology; Associate Editor Salamandra; Associate Editor: BioInvasions Records; IUCN SSC Amphibian Specialist Group Regional Chair for southern Africa; IUCN Red List Assessor (RLA) for African amphibians

Biodiversity Biogeography Conservation Biology Ecology Evolutionary Studies Genetics Zoology

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University of Stellenbosch

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Senior Researcher

Stellenbosch University
April 2014
Centre for Invasion Biology, Department of Botany & Zoology
The C·I·B is an inter-institutional Centre of Excellence established within the DST-NRF Centres of Excellence Programme. This means that the C·I·B is not just at one institution, but has affiliated researchers at a range of academic and non-academic institutes throughout South Africa. This inter-institutional arrangement allows a much broader range of research interactions to take place, allowing a wide diversity of research associates and students to benefit from the programme.

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14 Mar 2016

Looks like a very nice ms. Mokhatla et al (2015) did a similar study (with fewer species and reduced scenarios) on South African frogs. However, these authors looked back to the LG...

14 Mar 2016

There's a lot of measures of chameleon sleeping perches and how they relate to morphology. The might be useful in helping you evaluate your results. John Measey I have a conf...