Trisha Putturaya

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Trisha Putturaya holds a bachelor’s degree in Environmental Studies from Krea University, and is currently pursuing her Master’s degree in Environmental Science at Victoria University of Wellington. Her interests primarily lie in ecology and climate change.

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A green moray eel. Image by P. Lindgren via Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 3.0).

From diversity to monotony, ecological communities are homogenising

Trisha Putturaya, Guha Dharmarajan 9 Apr 2026
A representative image of cosmetic products. Image by Bairavi Arjunan3 via Wikimedia Commons (CC-BY-SA-4.0)

Behind the shimmer, the toxic story of mica and forever chemicals [Commentary]

Trisha Putturaya, Chirag Dhara 3 Sep 2025

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Myiophanes kempi (family: Reduviidae and sub-family: Emesinae) is a rare predatory bug with long and slender thread-like legs. Inhabiting remote subterranean environments, it remains poorly studied. Image by Hemant V. Ghate.
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