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We are currently seeking qualified candidates to be hired as Early Stage Researchers within the network.   

Cenozoic evolution of the Indonesian Throughflow and the origins of Indo-Pacific marine biodiversity: Mapping the biotic response to environmental change.  

 architectonica_songoensis_MartinOdonthocyatus_radiatus

The mollusc Architectonica songoensis              The coral Odontocyathus radiatus    
(Martin 1914) Kali Songo,Java,                      Gert, 1923 from  East Kalimantan,
one of our fieldwork areas                             our other fieldwork area              

The research aim of THROUGHFLOW is to establish a greater understanding of key processes in the biotic response of coral reefs to long-term environmental changes resulting from closure of the Indonesian Throughflow during the Oligocene-Miocene transition (~25 Million years ago). This will establish important baseline data on which researchers can model the impact of predicted environmental change on present reef ecosystems.  

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Pseudotaberina malabarica

The benthic foraminifera Pseudotaberina
malabarica from our research area in Java
one ofour fieldwork areas

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