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Professor Dustin Marshall’s research lab, Monash University, Melbourne, Australia

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The Marine Evolutionary Ecology Group is Professor Dustin Marshall’s research lab at the School of Biological Sciences in the Faculty of Science, Monash University, Melbourne, Australia.

We work on questions ranging from community ecology through to quantitative genetics. Most of our work focuses on sessile marine invertebrates living in coastal systems — these organisms are extremely amenable to manipulation and can be tracked in the field for extended periods of time.

Some of us are interested in traditional marine ecology whereas others are evolutionary biologists who happen to work on marine invertebrates.

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Recent posts

Second thoughts about first principles in biology
Drivers and consequences of size declines in unicells
Evolutionary adaptation to global change reduces sustainable fisheries yields
Hermaphrodites have lower metabolic rates than gonochores
Land-based seaweed cultivation creates darker, less predictable light environments

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