ERIN BRANDT PH.D.
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ABOUT ME

Temperature, Sexual Behavior, Biomechanics, Spiders.

I use spiders and insects to ask questions about how animals respond to changes in environmental temperature.

My approach is integrative and multidisciplinary, using methods from behavioral ecology, thermal physiology, and biomechanics. My research investigates the many ways that temperature impacts selective landscapes.

Read more about my research below!
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Latest Paper

April 2020
Paper out in Journal of Insect Physiology!

Low temperatures impact species distributions of jumping spiders across a desert elevational cline

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Surviving the "Final Push" of Dissertation Writing

So you're a graduate student getting ready to (gasp) graduate? Maybe the process is harder, scarier and just plain weirder than you expected? Read on for what I wish I knew in your position.
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