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The Amateur Herpetologist

Written by 3rd Year Zoology with Herpetology Student, Molly Mannion

The Amateur Herpetologist serves as a vessel to project my passions, to clue in my loyal readers as to what inspires me in this crazy world as part of my employability module. So, sit back, relax, and read on.

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A deadly amphibian fungus

*DO NOT MARK* One of the most prominent diseases linked to mass die-offs in amphibians is chytridiomycosis (chytrid). This disease is...

Final Reflection

In the final year of my undergraduate degree, I have had the pleasure to have been taught a variety of career-driven skills within a...

So you want to start a business?

Innovation! Ideas! Enthusiasm! These are some of the key building blocks to starting YOUR business journey. A recent series of lectures...

Caecilians of the Seychelles

Simon Maddock is an ex Bangor University student who pioneered the first year of the integrated Masters of Zoology with Herpetology,...

Assessment Centre: Are You Right For The Job?

An assessment centre is an interactive session where employers assign you tasks and activities to assess your suitability for the the job...

Motion in the Fossil Record

Dr Peter Falkingham is a paleontologist from Liverpool John Moore University conducting ground-breaking research in the locomotion of...

Lady of the Flies

A warm welcome This week's entomological society talk was by the inspiring Dr. Erica McAlister who is the curator of diptera at the...

The CV: 8.8 second success

The CV Workshop. Clare Brass, Bangor's very own employability co-ordinator gave an engaging and informative talk on the key features of a...

Sampling Salamanders

*DO NOT MARK* In the summer of 2018 I spent 6 weeks trekking the Honduran cloud forest in search for 5 elusive species of salamander with...

Toadly Screwed

Invasive amphibian could make Madagascan predators 'croak'. An inspiring talk by Wolfgang Wüster at Bangor's Herpetological society...

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