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Diana Pazmi\u00f1o<\/h2>\n

PhD. Marine Sciences, James Cook University<\/p>\n

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Office<\/strong>: Gal\u00e1pagos Campus<\/p>\n

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Phone:<\/strong> (+593 2) 297-1700, Ext. 5025<\/p>\n

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E-mail: <\/strong> dapazmino@usfq.edu.ec<\/p>\n

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Born and raised in the Galapagos, Diana is a strong advocate for local capacity building. Her work is focused on the use of molecular techniques (genetics and genomics) to develop tools capable to assess population structure, connectivity, and effective size of wild populations in order to inform management and conservation efforts. Diana works both locally and regionally in collaboration with scientists in the Eastern Tropical Pacific to understand the dynamics of marine megafauna.<\/p>\n

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