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Tobias Atkinson-Coyle
My main area of interest is the ecology of biological systems and how our knowledge of such systems can inform global conservation efforts. My MBiol project will focus on utilising the latest advances in camera trap technology to help develop a wild mammal monitoring network for the UK. I will be assisting Dr. Philip Stephens and Pen-Yuan Hsing in the ongoing development of MammalWeb, a citizen science web platform where volunteers across north east England contribute camera trap photos and collaboratively classify them.


Position: Integrated Masters (MBiol) Student in the Department of Biosciences

Supervised by: Dr. Philip Stephens

Memberships: Behaviour, Ecology and Evolution Research (BEER)

Contact details:  Department of Biosciences,
                             Durham University, South Road, Durham, DH1 3LE
                             Email: tobias.atkinson-coyle@durham.ac.uk 

Education

2014 - Present  Integrated Masters Biological Sciences, Durham University
2012 - 2014      A-level Biology, Harrow School
                         A-level Chemistry, Harrow School
                         A-level Geography, Harrow School
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Publications

Boxshall, G.A., Atkinson-Coyle, T., & Hutson, K.S. (in prep) The Lernanthropidae (Copepoda: Siphonostomatoida) of Australian fishes.
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