Category Archives: Tropical Ecology

Still waiting for trilobites

Posted on 24/04/2014 by richard telford

First they find a living  coelacanth, thought to have become extinct in the Cretaceous. Then they find dawn redwood, growing in a grove in China. Now Kenneth Mertens has found living cysts of a dinoflagellate thought to have become extinct in the … Continue reading →

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New paper: second publication for Bulafu et al (2013)

Posted on 06/02/2014 by richard telford

My PhD student Collins Bulafu has recently published his second paper, this time in the open access Journal of Tropical Forestry and Environment. He looks at changes in woody biomass of small forest fragments in the Kampala area, Uganda over … Continue reading →

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New paper: Bulafu et al (2013) published in E&E

Posted on 17/09/2013 by richard telford

No not that E&E. My PhD student, Collins Bulafu, has published his first paper on changes in Ugandan forest fragments over a 20 year period in the open-access journal Ecology and Evolution. Crack open the champagne! Bulafu C, Baranga D, Mucunguzi P, Telford … Continue reading →

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