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Jane Melville

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My research combines field-based studies on reptiles and amphibians across conservation, genetics (genomics), morphology (including CT scanning), ecology, taxonomy and evolution. I have particular expertise in the taxonomy of agamid lizards, including integrating genetic and morphological information.

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Jane's work profile

Jane works in the following sector(s): University, Collections Institution

Jane's primary institution is: Museums Victoria

Jane's position is: Senior Curator, Terrestrial Vertebrates

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Jane's work in taxonomy 

Jane has the following roles: Collecting, Specimen preparation, Identification, Research, Editing publishing and reviewing, Science Communication, Public Outreach

Jane's skills are in Species delimitation, Phylogenetics, Classification, Biodiversity informatics, Nomenclature, Genetics & Genomics, Population genetics, Biogeography, Bioinformatics, Imaging

Jane works on the taxonomy of Animals, Vertebrates, Reptiles, Frogs, Agamidae lizards

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Find out more about Jane at:

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Jane is happy to be contacted for the following reasons:

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Contact from others in the taxonomy community regarding taxonomy-related issues

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Contact from members of the public for advice in areas of expertise (but not for identifications)

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Contact from members of the public for identifications in areas of expertise

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Contact re potential citizen science projects that could contribute to taxonomic research

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Contact by prospective students and others who could benefit from mentorship

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Use the button below to contact Jane for one of the reasons above. Please don't make contact for any other reason.

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