ABOUT MECommunication, Sexual Behavior, Biomechanics, Spiders.I use spiders and insects to ask questions about how animals communicate and move, with a focus on responding to changes in environmental temperature.
My approach is integrative and multidisciplinary, using methods from behavioral ecology, thermal physiology, and biomechanics. Read more about my research below! |
PUBLICATIONSLatest PaperApril 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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