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Dr. Nicola Jackson is a Research Fellow at the University of Queensland's School of the Environment specializing in urban evolutionary ecology and conservation genomics. Her PhD research at the University of the Sunshine Coast examined adaptation mechanisms in reptiles under urbanization pressures.
Her interdisciplinary work combines:
- Genomic analysis of urban-rural species divergence
- Behavioral ecology of Australian reptiles
- Airborne eDNA techniques for threatened species monitoring
- Maternal nesting behavior in temperature-dependent sex determination species
Recent studies demonstrate advancements in environmental DNA applications for koala conservation and reveal sex-specific fitness outcomes in lizard social networks. Fieldwork focuses on Eastern Water Dragon adaptation in fragmented urban habitats across Queensland.
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