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David
Hill
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David
is a lecturer in ecology & conservation at the University of
Sussex. He studied Japanese Macaques before becoming fascinated
by the ecology of British & Japanese bats. He is currently testing
the Sussex AutoBat, an acoustic lure that greatly improves the chances
of detecting particular bat species. |
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Frank
Greenaway
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Frank
is a world-renowned bat expert, having studied them for the last
25 years. He runs the scientific photography section of the Natural
History Museum in London. His specialities include high-speed events,
wildlife behavioural series, macro photography and specialist book
illustration. |
| Stephanie
Murphy |
Stephanie is currently investigating the function of social calls in Brown Long-Eared bats (Plecotus auritus) for a DPhil research degree. She has also completed a study on radio-tracking and habitat use of sympatric Brown Long-Eared and Bechstein's bats.
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Past Members of the Team |
| Patrick
Fitzsimons |
Patrick
has just finished a DPhil research degree testing the Automated
Ultrasound Recorder(AUR), and its applications in bat research &
conservation. He also spent a summer radio-tracking the rare Bechstein's
bat (Myotis bechsteinii). |
| Jon
Flanders |
Jon
surveyed Bechstein's bat maternity roost trees and the surrounding
habitat. |
| Chris
Durrant |
Chris
studied the population dynamics of Bechstein's bat
in the south of England for his MPhil. |
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Third
year projects
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Every
year, a few students on Biology & the Environmental Sciences
degree course have the chance to study some aspect of bat ecology. |
