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2023

BIGFOOT - BIodiversity decline's Genomic FOOTprint

ZFMK Project lead:
Astrid Böhne (Comparative Vertebrate Genomics)
Funding:
Leibniz

A gradient of sexual selection and sexual conflict: parental investment and sex-role reversal and their genomic footprints

ZFMK Project lead:
Astrid Böhne (Comparative Vertebrate Genomics)
Funding:
DFG

2022

Brain structure and activity patterns in birds

ZFMK Project lead:
Dr. Till Töpfer (Ornithology)
Research object:
3D reconstruction, Morphology, Birds

BioMonitor4CAP (Advanced biodiversity monitoring for results-based and effective agricultural policy and transformation)

ZFMK Project lead:
Prof. Dr. Christoph Scherber (Centre for Biodiversity Monitoring and Conservation Science (zbm))
Funding:
EU

GIBBS (Biodiversity Management in the Building Materials Industry)

ZFMK Project lead:
Prof. Dr. Christoph Scherber (Centre for Biodiversity Monitoring and Conservation Science (zbm))

BGE - Biodiversity Genomics Europe

ZFMK Project lead:
Astrid Böhne (Comparative Vertebrate Genomics)
Funding:
EU

phenotypic loss in bees - the evolution of cleptoparasitism

ZFMK Project lead:
Dr. Eckart Stolle (Comparative Insect Genomics)
Research object:
Hymenoptera

Evolutionary relationships and biogeography of the enigmatic West Indian butterfly genus Calisto, a high-throughput sequencing approach

ZFMK Project lead:
Dr. Rayner Nuñez (Lepidoptera)
Funding:
DFG

Trophic specialization of nudibranch gastropods – integrating radular morphology, material properties and ecology

ZFMK Project lead:
Prof. Dr. Heike Wägele (Phylogenetics and Evolutionary Biology)
Research object:
Gastropoda, Nudibranchia, Radula

FlowerBeet (Promoting pest control through in-field flowering strips in sugar beet).

ZFMK Project lead:
Prof. Dr. Christoph Scherber (Centre for Biodiversity Monitoring and Conservation Science (zbm))

DeRGA - Deutscher ReferenzGenom Atlas

ZFMK Project lead:
Astrid Böhne (Comparative Vertebrate Genomics)

Viable cells: renaissance of a forgotten high-end resource type to shape the future of molecular biodiversity research

ZFMK Project lead:
Dr. Camilla Bruno Di Nizo (Biobank)

phenotypic loss - the evolution of stingless bees

ZFMK Project lead:
Dr. Eckart Stolle (Comparative Insect Genomics)

ERGA - The European Reference Genome Atlas

ZFMK Project lead:
Astrid Böhne (Comparative Vertebrate Genomics)
Funding:
EU

Unlocking Collection Treasures: Accessing Museum Samples for Long Read Sequencing and Genomic Analyses

ZFMK Project lead:
Astrid Böhne (Comparative Vertebrate Genomics)
Research object:
Vertebrates
Funding:
Leibniz

Central-European Soil Invertebrate Genome Initiative

ZFMK Project lead:
Dr. Karen Meusemann (Directorate Staff)

Molecular phylogeny, biogeography and color pattern evolution of the burnet moth subfamily Chalcosiinae (Lepidoptera, Zygaenoidea, Zygaenidae)

ZFMK Project lead:
Dr. Marianne Espeland (Lepidoptera)
Funding:
CSC

Evolution of adhesive toepads in geckos - locomotor morphology and performance in the genus Cyrtodactylus (Gekkota, Squamata)

ZFMK Project lead:
PD Dr. Dennis Rödder (Herpetology)
Research object:
Gekkonidae, Cyrtodactylus, Hemidactylus, Gecko feet, adhesive lamellae
Funding:
DFG

Is Madame Berthe’s mouse lemur extinct?

ZFMK Project lead:
Dr. Livia Schäffler (Conservation Ecology)

Morphological evolution of the skull of worm snakes: a comparative study

ZFMK Project lead:
Dr. Mariana Chuliver Pereyra (Herpetology)
Research object:
3D reconstruction, Blind snakes, Micro-CT Scan
Funding:
ZFMK

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