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Linc Schmitt is an Emeritus Professor at the University of Western Australia, specializing in Population Genetics and Biological Anthropology. With a PhD from the University of Adelaide, he has made significant contributions to evolutionary biology and the study of vertebrate diversity across various geographical and environmental contexts. His current research interests include understanding the impact of historical and environmental factors on vertebrate evolution, particularly in remote Aboriginal communities and Western Australian island ecosystems. Notably, Schmitt is recognized for his work on genetic diversity and its conservation significance in vertebrate populations. He has collaborated on numerous projects aimed at studying the genetic and environmental correlates affecting wildlife, contributing extensively to the field with a remarkable h-index of 505 and thousands of citations. As an active researcher, he is involved in several funded projects and studies that address critical ecological and anthropological issues.
University of Western Australia • Perth, Australia
Research interests in population genetics and biological anthropology.
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