187 Theses
Concluded
João Carlos Campos Rodrigues
(2010);
Water detection in desert environments: Evaluating the performance of Normalized Difference Water Indexes to identify potential dispersal corridors for Nile crocodiles in Mauritania;
Institutions(s): University of Porto;
Supervisor(s): José Carlos Alcobia Rogado de Brito;
Concluded
Dora Sofia Martins Henriques
(2010);
Inference of Bantu-speaking population dispersal models through multilocus genotype data: preliminary results;
Institutions(s): University of Porto;
Supervisor(s): Jorge Macedo Rocha;
Concluded
Nuno Miguel Monteiro da Silva
(2010);
Improvement of na autossomal STR on line database and evaluation of human worldwide genetic diversity;
Institutions(s): University of Porto;
Supervisor(s): Luísa Maria Sousa Mesquita Pereira;
Concluded
José Miguel Soares Cavadas
(2010);
Population structure and gene flow in desert environments: an application of molecular tools to isolate populations of crocodiles and monitor lizards in the mountains of Mauritania;
Institutions(s): University of Porto;
Supervisor(s): José Carlos Alcobia Rogado de Brito;
Concluded
Joana Nunes Rocha
(2010);
Molecular detection and impact of multiple-sired litters in the porco alentejano;
Institutions(s): University of Porto;
Supervisor(s): Albano Gonçalo Beja Pereira;
Concluded
Carlos Filipe Lopes de Carvalho
(2010);
Demography, environment and the origin of individual differences in behaviour;
Institutions(s): University of Porto;
Supervisor(s): Gonçalo Cardoso;
Concluded
Joana da Silva Mendes
(2010);
Hard or soft polytomies in the evolutionary history of Podarcis wall lizards? Insights from multiple nuclear markers;
Institutions(s): University of Porto;
Supervisor(s): David James Alexander Edward Harris;
Concluded
Joana Maria de Almeida Pereira Vilela
(2010);
Decoding the mechanisms underlying mitogenomic evolution in hares (Lepus spp.);
Institutions(s): University of Porto;
Supervisor(s): José Melo Ferreira;
Concluded
Guilherme Miguel Caeiro Dias
(2010);
High genetic diversity in the fragmented populations of Betic midwife toad (Alytes dickhilleni): characterization through the use of mitochondrial DNA and microsatellites;
Institutions(s): University of Porto;
Supervisor(s): Maria Helena Aguiar Gonçalves;
Concluded
Ana Margarida Lima Lopes
(2010);
Genetic variability in genes associated with physiological and adaptive functions in lagomorphs;
Institutions(s): University of Porto;
Supervisor(s): Pedro José Castro Esteves;