Entomology conducts research, research training and graduate education on the world’s insects–their global diversity, evolution, geography, genomics, morphology, conservation, ecology and behavior. These studies are grounded in research collections of almost 5 million specimens and their associated data. Major research areas in Entomology are chrysomelid beetles, water beetles, bees, and fossil insects.
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Dr. Patricia Alvarez, plant ecologist and post-doc at Duke University, visited the Chaboo lab Nov 24-29. Patricia and Caroline participated in a 2008 NSF-funded PASI workshop "...
Posted in Lab NotesOur research group had a strong showing at the 2011 annual meeting of the Entomological Society of America, held in Reno, NV on November 12-16. PhD students Crystal Maier and Taro...
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Entomology at a Glance
Global bee diversity, fossil insects and Midwestern, Mexican, and tropical insects.