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Sue Anne Zollinger

@parusradious.bsky.social
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Senior Lecturer in Animal Behaviour and Physiology at Manchester Metropolitan University

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Sue Anne Zollinger @parusradious.bsky.social · 25/07/2026
Congratulations to Dr Rosaria Santoro, Our newest learned doctor, who produced a fabulous dissertation about Leopard bioacoustics and conservation!
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MMU - Centre for Biodiversity and Environmental Resilience @sbac-manmetuni.bsky.social · 25/07/2026
Congratulations to our newly-minted PhDs! Dr Rosaria Santoro's PhD used bioacoustics to improve monitoring, censusing, and understanding the individuality and vocal behaviour of Leopards. Supervisors: Selvino de Kort and @parusradious.bsky.social Read her thesis here: doi.org/10.83056/mmu...
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mathotlab.bsky.social @mathotlab.bsky.social · 09/07/2026
Please share! I have two positions for graduate students in my lab, starting Fall 2027. Details on the position s and application process can be found here: kjmathot.wordpress.com/opportunities/
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********************************************************************************************************* ***Two graduate student positions in the Mathot Lab**** I am recruiting two new graduate st…
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Sue Anne Zollinger @parusradious.bsky.social · 20/07/2026
aside from not being a fiji (E.pealii), an obvious AI red flag in this image is the bird on the far right: red throated parrotfinch (E. psittacea) are sexually monomorphic, and juvs don't have red on head until adults, so no parrotfinch in any plumage looks like the washed out bird here.
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MMU - Centre for Biodiversity and Environmental Resilience @sbac-manmetuni.bsky.social · 25/06/2026
Check out this wonderful guest blog post on Willow tit conservation by our own MMU PhD student @bensecker.bsky.social for @songbirdsurvival.bsky.social www.songbird-survival.org.uk/post/guest-b...
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Guest blog: Why are willow tits disappearing from our woodlands?
Guest blog from Ben Secker who is is a Doctoral Researcher at Manchester Metropolitan University studying the willow tit. From SongBird Survival, your voice for songbirds and other small birds in the UK, a specialist charity.
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International Bioacoustics Society IBAC @ibacsocial.bsky.social · 02/10/2025
👋 The International #Bioacoustics Society (#IBAC) is now on Bluesky! 🎶🦉🦇🐬🐞 Follow us for society news, events, and advances in bioacoustics research from around the world. 🌍 Let’s connect the global community exploring life through sound. 🔊
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