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Thank you for your support of this research project on the dynamics of the global herpetological interest network by the completion or dissemination of the survey link.
Herpetological Community Survey
This weekend is the last couple of days that the survey will remain live. The survey is due to close on Monday the 2nd of Oct, the research website however will continue on with information on the stages of the research that are active, updates on research findings and as a host to resulting publications of the work. Please pass this information to people who may be interested.
To date the survey has been completed by approx. 1500 people and I consider this to have been very successful. There has been a wide range of people responding and much positive and informative feedback on the questions and the different types of herpetological involvement that people pursue.
Because of this, the research work will be able to present a more diverse and broadly relevant discussion of how the herpetological network works, who is involved and the animal, environmental and technological contexts across which it occurs.
It is my intention that the resulting publications will be made widely available for discussion in return for the generous support that I have received in conducting the research project.
sincerely
Alexia
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Alexia Fry
Higher Degree by Research Candidate
School of History, Heritage and Society
Faculty of Arts
Deakin University
221 Burwood Hwy,
Victoria, Australia 3125
Ph: +61 3 9244 6721
Fx: +61 3 9251 7176
[email protected]
Herpetological Community Research Project http://www.deakin.edu.au/arts/herpetological
Herpetological Community Survey
This weekend is the last couple of days that the survey will remain live. The survey is due to close on Monday the 2nd of Oct, the research website however will continue on with information on the stages of the research that are active, updates on research findings and as a host to resulting publications of the work. Please pass this information to people who may be interested.
To date the survey has been completed by approx. 1500 people and I consider this to have been very successful. There has been a wide range of people responding and much positive and informative feedback on the questions and the different types of herpetological involvement that people pursue.
Because of this, the research work will be able to present a more diverse and broadly relevant discussion of how the herpetological network works, who is involved and the animal, environmental and technological contexts across which it occurs.
It is my intention that the resulting publications will be made widely available for discussion in return for the generous support that I have received in conducting the research project.
sincerely
Alexia
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Alexia Fry
Higher Degree by Research Candidate
School of History, Heritage and Society
Faculty of Arts
Deakin University
221 Burwood Hwy,
Victoria, Australia 3125
Ph: +61 3 9244 6721
Fx: +61 3 9251 7176
[email protected]
Herpetological Community Research Project http://www.deakin.edu.au/arts/herpetological