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2026 - 2027

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    • Master's project subjects
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      • Ungulate kinematics
      • Tapir kinematics
      • Eared seal morphology
      • Pinniped feeding
      • Seal teeth
      • Boxfish fins
      • Darwin finch kinematics
      • Shark fin morphology
      • Cichlid forms
      • Cichlid morphology
      • Mustelid swimming
      • mCT techniques
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  • ​​In the forest of the night – using camera-trap data to investigate 2D kinematics of locomotion in a nocturnal rainforest ungulate
  • ​​Tapir tip-toe tapping – kinematics of tapir digits striking the ground during locomotion​
  • Functional morphology of eared seals (Pinnipedimorpha: Otariidae) using a 3D geometric morphometric approach.
  • ​Finite element analysis of pinniped feeding performance: exploring the effect of 3D model resolution
  • ​Geometric morphometry of teeth of fossil seals from the Neogene North Atlantic​
  • ​Kinematics of the fins in manoeuvring boxfish
  • ​​​How do sound parameters match beak kinematics in singing Darwin’s finches?​
  • ​Effects of substrate proximity on lift and drag in pelagic and benthic shark pectoral fins​
  • ​Beyond the outline: Body and craniofacial shape diversity in Lake Malawi cichlids​
  • ​Does size matter? Do numbers count? Quantifying morphological diversity in Lake Malawi cichlids
  • ​Aq​uatic adaptation in mustelid limb musculature​
  • ​Methods of improving DiceCT protocols​


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