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Perry Beasley-Hall
Perry Beasley-Hall (she/they) is an Australian Biological Resources Study Postdoctoral Fellow. Her current research focuses on teasing apart the Tree of Life for cave crickets, at-risk yet poorly understood subterranean insects, and assigning them formal taxonomic names. She has a background in insect systematics, molecular evolution, bioinformatics, and biogeography. Perry is passionate entomological outreach and advocates for queer and neurodivergent representation in STEMM.
Perry's work profile
Perry works in the following sector(s): University
Perry's primary institution is: The University of Adelaide
Perry's position is: Postdoctoral Fellow
Perry's work in taxonomy
Perry has the following roles: Collecting, Identification, Research, Information Management, Editing publishing and reviewing, Science Communication, Public Outreach
Perry's skills are in Species delimitation, Phylogenetics, Classification, Genetics & Genomics, Biogeography, Bioinformatics, Imaging
Perry works on the taxonomy of Animals, Insects, Orthoptera, Rhaphidophoridae, Macropathinae, Blattodea, Geoscapheinae, Panesthiinae, cave crickets, weta, camel crickets, giant burrowing cockroaches
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Perry is happy to be contacted for the following reasons:
Contact from others in the taxonomy community regarding taxonomy-related issues
Contact from members of the public for advice in areas of expertise (but not for identifications)
Contact from members of the public for identifications in areas of expertise
Contact re potential citizen science projects that could contribute to taxonomic research
Contact by prospective students and others who could benefit from mentorship
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