Synopsis of recent research by authors named "Alan Lymbery"
- Alan Lymbery's research primarily focuses on the ecology and conservation of parasitic organisms, as demonstrated in his studies on ectoparasites affecting critically endangered species like the giant shovelnose ray and green sawfish in Western Australia.
- Recent works explore the importance of parasite conservation and the potential role of medicinal plants in treating gastrointestinal parasites, highlighting the need for alternative antiparasitic therapies due to resistance to conventional drugs.
- Lymbery also investigates the evolutionary dynamics of immune-related genes in fish, contributing to our understanding of immune responses in aquatic species and the impact of environmental challenges like pathogenic infections.
