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• Artur Andriolo, Fábio Prezoto, Universidade
Federal de Juiz de Fora, Brazil: Bioacoustical study of the
Amazon river dolphin.
• Stuart Bearhop (Queen’s University, Belfast):
studies that use stable isotopes to study the migration ecology
and diet of birds. Ongoing projects include a Madeiran pelagic
seabird (Pterodroma feae), the black-browed albatross
(Thalassarche melanophrys) and a small passerine
(the robin Erithacus rubecula).
• David R. Bellwood (James Cook University, Australia)
• Giacomo Bernardi (University of Califórnia,
USA)
• British Antarctic Survey (R. A. Phillips & Janet
Silk; Cambridge, UK): studies of pelagic seabirds (skuas –
Stercoraridae and albatrosses Diomedeidae) in the South Atlantic,
particularly in the Falkland Islands, as well as in the Madeiran
archipelago, with a project focusing on Cory’s shearwaters
Calonectris diomedea.
• Alberto Brito (University of La Laguna, Canary Islands)
• Redouan Bshary (Univ. Neucatel, Switzerland): Neuroendocrine
control of cooperative behaviour in cleaner fish.
• Jennifer Caselle (Marine Science Institute, University
of California Santa Barbara, USA): evaluating the effects
of protection on rocky fish communities in the Arrábida
Marine Park
• Leonardo Congiu (Universidade de Pádua, Italy)
• Ignacio Doadrio ( Museo Nacional de Ciencias Naturales
de Madrid, Spain)
• Jörg Freyof ( Leibniz Institute of Freshwater
Ecology and Inland Fisheries, Germany)
• Lee Fuiman (Director of the Marine Science Institute,
University of Texas at Austin, USA): ontogenetic variation
on the behaviour of larval fish.
• Collaboration project (coordinated by R.W. Furness,
University of Glasgow, UK) on the impact of fisheries discard
rates on North Sea seabirds that resulted on a paper published
in Nature.
• Bredan Godley & Annette Broderick (Marine Turtle
Research Group, Univ. Exeter): study on the status and migration
ecology of sea turtles nesting on Guinea-Bissau.
• Philip A. Hastings (Scripps Institution of Oceanography,
University of California, USA)
• Sophie von der Heyden (University of Stellenbosch,
South Africa)
• Petya Ivanova ( Institute of Fishing Resources, Bulgaria)
• Maurice Kottelat (Cornol, Switzerland)
• Stan Kuczaj (University of Southern Mississipi,
USA): Psychoacoustic studies of captive bottlenose dolphins
at Zoomarine.
• Carlos Litulo (Universidade Eduardo Mondlane, Mozambique)
• Mark McCormick (James Cook University, Australia:
larval fish behaviour and reef fish communities.
• Long-term collaboration with the NGO New Island Conservation
Trust (Falkland Is., UK) has been built and is still progressing,
giving rise to many important scientific outputs.
• Robert A. Patzner (University of Salzburg, Austria)
• Ulrich Schliewen (Curator of Ichthyology at the
Bavarian State Collection of Zoology
in Munich, Germany): marine fish taxonomy and systematics.
• Michael Taborsky (Univ. Bern, Switzerland): Hormones
and helping behaviour in cooperative breeding cichlid fish
• George Turner ( University of Hull, U.K.): Fish Bioacustics
• Annemie van der Linden (Univ. Antwerp, Belgium):
Development of a fMRI system to monitor brain activation in
fish.
• Vera da Silva (Projeto Boto, Mamirauá, Instituto
Nacional de Pesquisas Amazônicas, Manaus, Brazil): Bioacoustical
study of the Amazon river dolphin.
• Paul Thompson (University of Aberdeen, UK): Study
of dolphin movements using remote acoustic detection devices
(T-PODs) and GIS.
• Maria Dolores Vinyoles ( Universidade de Barcelona,
Spain)
• Gunther Zupanc (Univ. Bremen, Germany): Adult neurogenesis
in teleost fish brains.
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