Publications Shark leaders or followers? Recent Study Reveals Hidden Coordinated Shark Behaviours New research shows sharks can follow leaders, with larger grey reef females and blacktip males taking charge, while tiger sharks stay solitary.
Lab Updates PhD student Olga wins two grants for her PhD research PhD student Olga M. Azevedo has secured two grants to advance her Shark Bay research on tiger sharks, dugongs and turtles.
Collaborations Talking Marine Megafauna at the Pub Join A/Prof Ana Sequeira tomorrow evening at Wildlife Tales in Canberra for National Science Week, where she will share her insights marine megafauna migration and conservation.
Publications Our Study Uncovers Biases in Movement Ecology: A Step Towards Inclusivity in Science Our latest paper on biases in movement ecology, published in Proceedings of the Royal Society B, explores geographic and demographic disparities in research.
Conferences Presenting MegaMove at ICCB and UQ in Brisbane Lab Lead Ana Sequeira presented MegaMove findings on Important Marine Megafauna Areas at ICCB in Brisbane and later spoke at the University of Queensland.
Field Work GAT Project Ending Marked by Website Launch in Gathaagudu Final GAT trip marked by the launch of a new project website — sharing research and strengthening community ties built over four years in Gathaagudu / Shark Bay.
Lab Updates Our Lab's PhB Student Examines Dugong and Seagrass Dynamics in Shark Bay PhB student Tasmin Engelhard has completed a research project examining dugong and seagrass distribution in Shark Bay before and after the 2010 marine heatwave.
Lab Updates World Oceans Day 2025: Reflecting on a Year of Science, Collaboration and Impact This World Oceans Day, we’re celebrating a year of global connection — through fresh publications, cross-disciplinary collaborations, a major MegaMove milestone, and the launch of the new Lab website.
Publications MegaMove uncovers where protection is needed for marine megafauna A new Science paper from MegaMove project maps global hotspots for marine megafauna and finds that planned increased protection will be insufficient to cover most important areas.
Lab Updates Sequeira Lab Launches New Website We have launched a new website — designed to better share our research, updates and the work happening across the team.
Field Work Sequeira Lab Prepares for Shark Bay Tagging Trip Sequeira Lab embarks on the final Shark Bay tagging trip for the GAT project!
Events Celebrating the Intertwining of Cultural Heritage and Marine Science at ANU Ana participates in an inspiring evening celebrating cultural heritage and marine science, hosted by Malta, Italy and ANU
Lab Updates Uncovering Turtle Histories: Jaiden’s Honours Research in Shark Bay Our Honours student Jaiden Lane presents his research project on sea turtle mitogenomes hoping to support conservation of green and loggerhead turtles.
Lab Updates Welcoming Tejas Tagra – Sequeira Lab’s New Communications Assistant! We’re excited to welcome Tejas Tagra to the Sequeira Lab as our new Communications Assistant, supporting our science communication and outreach efforts.
Events Sequeira Lab Showcases Marine Research at ANU Open Day Sequeira Lab joined ANU Open Day 2025 to connect with future students—sharing our mission, research and passion for marine conservation.
Lab Updates Sequeira Lab is delighted to present Tasmin Engelhard, a PhB student in the lab! Sequeira Lab welcomes Tasmin Engelhard. A PhB undergraduate student at ANU and will be analyzing tracking and environmental data in Shark Bay.
Publications Newly Published: Salinity drives the distribution of a top-order predator in an inverse estuary Ben D’Antonio publishes his final PhD chapter on hypersalinity's impact on tiger sharks, marking a strong contribution to the lab’s GAT project and our research into tiger sharks in that region.
