Hello everyone,
The University of Queensland Herpeteological society will be having our first seminar of the year on the 23rd of May. For this seminar we have Daniel Dashevsky, a PhD candidate from the Venom Evolution Lab here at UQ presenting some of his recent research examining the venom of brown tree snakes (Boiga irregularis) and what it can tell us about invasion.
As with all of our seminars this one is open to anybody who would like to attend and promises to be an interesting night. For further information about the talk please see the poster below or feel free to message me.
Cheers, Cameron
The University of Queensland Herpeteological society will be having our first seminar of the year on the 23rd of May. For this seminar we have Daniel Dashevsky, a PhD candidate from the Venom Evolution Lab here at UQ presenting some of his recent research examining the venom of brown tree snakes (Boiga irregularis) and what it can tell us about invasion.
As with all of our seminars this one is open to anybody who would like to attend and promises to be an interesting night. For further information about the talk please see the poster below or feel free to message me.
Cheers, Cameron
