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Tómas Grétar Gunnarsson
Rannsóknasetri Háskóla Íslands á
Suðurlandi
Lindarbraut 4
840 Laugarvatni
tomas@hi.is
Tómas Grétar Gunnarsson (f. 1974) lauk BS- og
MS-prófum í líffræði og dýravistfræði við Háskóla
Íslands 1997 og 2000 og doktorsprófi í dýravistfræði við
University of East Anglia í Bretlandi 2005. Hann hefur
starfað við Stofnun Rannsóknasetra Háskóla Íslands frá
2006 og verið forstöðumaður Rannsóknaseturs Háskóla
Íslands á Suðurlandi frá 2009.
Böðvar Þórisson (f. 1968) lauk BS- og MS-prófum í
líffræði og dýravistfræði við Háskóla Íslands 2002 og
2013. Hann starfaði við Náttúrustofu Vestfjarða 2002–
¬2015 og hefur síðan verið sérfræðingur við Rannsókna-
setur Háskólans á Suðurlandi.
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Böðvar Þórisson
Rannsóknasetri Háskóla Íslands á
Suðurlandi
Lindarbraut 4
840 Laugarvatni
bodvar@hi.is
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37. Jón Einar Jónsson & Tómas Grétar Gunnarsson 2010. Predator chases by
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