Dr Daniel Pincheira-Donoso
RESEARCH FOCUS
Dr Pincheira-Donoso's research combines a number of theoretical and empirical approaches, and encompasses a range of fields, including selection theory, the ecological and genetic basis of adaptive evolution and speciation, macroecology, climate change biology and more recently, conservation.
To address these problems, Daniel has primarily employed global-scale datasets on amphibians and reptiles as model systems. Likewise, his field-based programmes of research have focused on the study of lizards from South America (mostly Liolaemids).
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Open to PhD applications from those with at least a 2.1 degree (or equivalent) in the areas of ecology, evolutionary biology, macroecology, climate change and conservation.
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Research Students
Phd Title: The macroecology of species richness and extinction risk in Uruguay.
Name: Florencia Grattarola
Phd Title: The biogeography and endangerment of pollinator biodiversity.
Name: Ratheesh Kallivalappil
Alumni: where are they now?
Dr Iker Vaquero-Alba
Current position: Postdoctoral Researcher, University of Lincoln – then Postdoc at Natural History Museum, Barcelona.
Dr Manuel Jara
PhD student, University of Lincoln – then Postdoc at North Carolina State University, USA.
Dr Roberto García-Roa
Current position: PhD student (visiting), University of Lincoln – then Postdoc at University of Valencia, Spain.
Joshua Lambert
Current position: MRes student, University of Lincoln – then PhD student at University of Groningen, Netherlands.
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