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Behavior is the observable outcome of evolutionary history, of mechanisms, and of developmental processes. As such, animal behavior is an
enormous field. My research interests are broad, and
typically focus on a number of topics related to the
behavioral lives of honey bees, paper wasps, wool carder
bees, and those organisms that live in or on these animals!
I am a true believer in the scientific process, however.
Accordingly, when armed with solid hypotheses and testable
predictions, I sometimes explore topics tangential to the
central themes of my research program. Learn more >
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