Hidden in Plain Sight: Biologists Have Finally Solved “Michener’s Mystery”
Recent scientific research conducted by Flinders University has led to the discovery of eight new bee species in the Pacific and has provided fresh insights into the behavior of birds in Fiji on Viti Levu Island.
The studies, both funded by fieldwork supported by the Australian Government’s New Colombo Mobility Plan Program, highlight the potential for species discovery, ecological and conservation knowledge, and cultural engagement from Asia-Pacific research collaborations.
In the past 10 years, Australian Government-funded Flinders University field trips have worked closely with the University of the South Pacific, government agencies, and other researchers to support important ecology and conservation work in Fiji.
Flinders PhDs Dr James Dorey and Dr Ben Parslow joined researchers from Fiji, Hawaii, and Australia to study a totally new group of bees in forest canopies.
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