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Funding Year 2022
Project:
22/1
Monitoring Mugger crocodiles and their habitat through UAV in the Charotar region, Gujarat, India.
Student:
Urvi Dave (India)
Institution(s):
Sartar Patel University
Status:
Ongoing
Project:
22/2
Evaluation of mutations in blood cells of
Caiman latirostris
in agricultural landscapes of Alto Paranapanema, southeast Brazil.
Student:
Nathan Fernandes Neves (Brazil)
Institution(s):
Universidade Federal de São Carlos
Status:
Completed (
Final Report
)
Project:
22/3
Croc calls: How American and Morelet’s crocodile vocalizations differ in structure.
Student:
Helena Wood-Barron (USA)
Institution(s):
New College of Florida
Status:
Completed (
Thesis
;
Final Report
)
Project:
22/4
Influence of nest substrate on American Crocodile (
Crocodylus acutus
) hatchling viability in Belize.
Student:
Everett Madsen (USA)
Institution(s):
University of Texas at El Paso
Status:
Ongoing
Project:
22/5
Hepatic metabolic physiology of pollutant biotransformation in American alligators (
Alligator mississippiensis
).
Student:
Yu Umeki (USA)
Institution(s):
Texas A&M University at Galveston
Status:
Ongoing
Project:
22/6
Phylogeography of
Paleosuchus palpebrosus
and
Paleosuchus trigonatus
(Crocodylia: Alligatoridae) in Colombia.
Student:
Giovanny Herrera Pachón (Colombia)
Institution(s):
Universidad Militar Nueva Granada
Status:
Ongoing
Project:
22/7
Causes of mortality and anatomopathological changes in wild and captive
Caiman yacare
.
Student:
Leonardo Gorza (Brazil)
Institution(s):
Federal University of Minas Gerais
Status:
Ongoing
Project:
22/8
Ecology and biology of the critically endangered Slender-snouted crocodile (
Mecistops
cataphractus
) in Zambia.
Student:
Gladys Kabaso (Zambia)
Institution(s):
The University of Zambia
Status:
Ongoing
Project:
22/9
Nesting ecology of
Crocodyus acutus
in the Lake Izabal basin, Guatemala.
Student:
Javier Benitez Moreno (Mexico)
Institution(s):
El Colegio de la Frontera Sur
Status:
Ongoing
Project:
22/10
Bio-behavioural stress response in farmed Nile crocodiles, with and without raw
Sceletium tortuosum
plant extract
Student:
Andre Swanpoel (South Africa)
Institution(s):
North-West University
Status:
Completed (
Final Report
)
Project:
22/11
Distribution, population status, threats and recommendations for the conservation of Marsh Crocodiles.
Student:
Muneer Ahmed Mengal (Pakistan)
Institution(s):
University of Sindh Jamshoro
Status:
Ongoing
Project:
22/12
Comparative analysis of cultural, historical, and folkloric significance of crocodilians and their social behaviour.
Student:
Noah Koflowitch (USA)
Institution(s):
Miami University
Status:
Ongoing