Mr Connor Mulligan

Higher Degree by Research Candidate

School of Animal and Veterinary Sciences

College of Sciences


My research interests lie in stress physiology and the complicated nature that stress plays on the health of Koalas throughout South Australia. My current research area focuses on measuring stress hormones in fur and faeces of koalas and to understand how environmental factors impact diseases such as Oxalate Nephrosis. 

Understanding how to measure chronic stress and the impact it has on koala physiology will help us to better assist in the management of koala populations both in captivity and within the wild.

Language Competency
English Can read, write, speak, understand spoken and peer review

Date Institution name Country Title
2021 - 2021 Flinders University Australia Honours
2018 - 2020 Flinders University Australia Bachelor of Science

Year Citation
2023 Beaman, J. E., Mulligan, C., Moore, C., Mitchell, D., Narayan, E., & da Silva, K. B. (2023). Resident wild koalas show resilience to large-scale translocation of bushfire-rescued koalas. CONSERVATION PHYSIOLOGY, 11(1), 12 pages.
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