A Conglomeration of Stilts: An Artistic Investigation of Hybridity

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Junctures #18: genetics
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Published: Nov 30, 2017

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Michelle Wilkinson
Natalie Forsdick
University of Otago

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No. 18 (2017): genetics
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Author Biographies

Michelle Wilkinson

Michelle Wilkinson graduated with a BSc (tech) from Waikato University in 1994, and a PGDip Sci (Environmental Science) in 2000. She worked in marine and environmental science for many years before retraining in contemporary jewellery, and is currently enrolled in a MFA at the Dunedin School of Art.

Natalie Forsdick, University of Otago

Natalie Forsdick graduated with an MSc from the University of Canterbury in 2016, and is now a PhD student at the University of Otago, working to assemble a kakī genome. Passionate about conservation, her research focuses on the use of genetic and genomic techniques as part of the conservation ‘toolbox’ to assist species recovery. You can follow her on Twitter @NatForsdick, or contact her at natalie.forsdick@postgrad.otago.ac.nz.