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Researcher Institution Research Interests
Dr. Göran Arnqvist Department of Animal Ecology Sexual conflict
  Evolutionary Biology Centre  
  University of Uppsala  
     
Dr. Peter Credland Department of Entomology Biological control, life history evolution
  School of Biological Sciences  
  Royal Holloway  
  University of London  
     
Dr. Paul Eady Department of Biological Sciences Sperm competition, sexual selection
  University of Lincoln  
     
Dr. Charles Fox Department of Agriculture and Entomology Evolutionary ecology
  University of Kentuky  
     
Dr. Brian Inouye Department of Biological Sciences Host-parasitoid interactions
  Florida State University  
     
Dr. Frank Messina Department of Biology Behavior, physiology, life history evolution
  Utah State University  
     
Dr. Sonny Ramaswamy Department of Entomology Reproductive behavior, pheromones
  Kansas State University  
     
Dr. Udo Savalli Department of Integrated Natural Sciences Reproductive social behavior
  Arizona State University West  
     
Dr. Masakazu Shimada Department of Biology Life history evolution, host-parasite relations
  University of Tokyo  
     
Dr. Midori Tuda Laboratory of Insect Natural Enemies Evolutionary biology, host-parasitoid relations
  Institute of Biological Control  
  Faculty of Agriculture  
  Kyushu University  
     
Dr. Steven Vamosi Department of Biological Sciences Competition and female fitness
  University of Calgary  

 

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