Silke Cleuren

@SilkeCleuren

Ph.D. student at the EvoMorph lab at Monash University, looking at snake fangs and the effectiveness of their strike 🐍

Vrijeme pridruživanja: travanj 2018.

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    prije 15 sati

    For everyone who has been wondering: Yes! You too can clap underwater like a seal!

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  2. 5. velj

    Passssssssed my Milestone celebrating with "snakes" and loving my research on danger noodles!

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  3. 2. velj

    🔊🔊 SOUND ON!! Easily the best video I've seen to promote a paper! And what a great first paper for my felow PhD student !

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  4. 2. velj

    👏👏👏 Clapping seals??? Find out why male seals clap underwater in this new paper by some of my labmates , , Felix Marx and supervisor

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    9. sij

    The Kangaroo Island dunnart lives! One has been spotted in the burnt-out area, so hope's not lost yet. But the island is still burning, and all their habitat is already gone. Their existence could not be more fragile. Donate here for the recovery efforts:

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    10. sij

    The Monash Skink Mafia (feat. amphibian and snake fanciers) brought the heat to with some solid talks. Thanks Dunedin!

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    10. sij

    Wrapping up the last talk of is - incubation temperature on skinks affects mostly physiological traits rather than behavioural traits, and can have complex multivariate effects!

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  8. 10. sij

    Great talk by at on variation in head size and scale asymmetry among different island populations of lizards and how this relates to bite force. Amazing to see the results of research I helped with as a master student

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    9. sij

    Fantastic research from Marco , where he tackles the leggy problem of limb reduction in the worlds skinks!

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  10. 9. sij

    Thanks so much and thanks to all the people present! Please come and find me at if you want to ask questions or just want to talk about snakes 🐍

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  11. 8. sij

    I will be giving my talk at this afternoon in Castle 1 at 13:35. Come along if you want to know more about the shape variation in venomous snake fangs with their diet 🐍🍴🦀🐟🦎🐀🍴

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  12. 8. sij

    I told my dad (also a herpetopogist back in the day) that I am at at the moment. And look at the picture he send me 😮! He was at the very first meeting and the collectable is still in his home office! My quest tomorrow is to find him on the groupphoto from 1989!

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  13. 8. sij

    Why turtles would really struggle if they had teeth in their short faces. Very interesting talk by Dominic D'Amore at . Good to see some biomechanical talks!

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  14. 7. sij

    Great talk by on stripe vs plain morphs in australian lizards and whether they try to hide or make friends at .

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  15. 3. pro 2019.

    Very happy with how my presentation went at on how venomous snake fangs vary with prey type🐍🍴. And even won the favourite presentation prize 🏆!

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  16. 3. pro 2019.

    And what an amazing poster it is!! Well deserved!

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  17. 3. pro 2019.

    Waaay too excited me with the conference logo I designed for the PhD conference So much fun to use some of my art skills in science

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    3. pro 2019.

    Happy ! Once a year, thousands of Wolverines and members of our global UM family team up to raise money for programs, scholarships, and research. Spread the word & support our cause by Retweeting this thread of snakey friends, created by yours truly! 🐍

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    8. lis 2019.

    Such amazing slide designs: alumni talking to us about blueprints for

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    8. lis 2019.

    Great talk by at By including Australasian fossils in phylogenetic analyses we can say that the Monachinae evolved and dispersed in the Southern Hemisphere 🌏

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