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Nerida Wilson is an Adjunct Research Fellow at the University of Western Australia, specializing in molecular systematics. She has contributed significantly to the field, with an h-index of 25 and over 2400 citations attributed to her work. Her research interests include the validation of molecular clock hypotheses in nudibranchs and other marine organisms, focusing on the evolutionary histories and diversification of these species. Wilson has collaborated on various datasets and projects, aimed at enhancing understanding of marine biodiversity, particularly in relation to climate change and environmental impacts on marine ecosystems. Her work often involves interdisciplinary approaches, combining molecular biology with ecological data to provide comprehensive insights into the natural world. In addition to her research, she plays a vital role at the Western Australian Museum, leading the Molecular Systematics Unit where she oversees projects that delve into genetic studies of various species. Furthermore, she maintains a strong presence in the academic community through her publications and involvement in research initiatives.
University of Western Australia • Perth, WA
Conducts research in molecular systematics and oversees projects at the Molecular Systematics Unit.
Molecular Systematics Unit, Western Australian Museum • Perth, WA
Leads research initiatives focused on genetic studies of marine organisms.
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