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Graduate students

Shedding light on mobile protein signaling mechanisms that are induced by environmental signals and translated into developmental responses.

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I study the evolution of crocodile-line archosaurs and their evolutionary convergence with early dinosaurs.
My goal is to have an impact in bats' conservation through investigating their physiological, morphological and behavioral plasticity.

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Develop a greater understanding of the molecular basis of genetic regulation in plants that underlies plant development and responses to pathogens.
Develop multidisciplinary methods for the calibration, analysis, and understanding of biological agent-based models.

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Plant immune responses to herbivores and their regulation by the circadian clock
Functional morphology, biomechanics, morphological evolution
Understand how organisms change their allocation of energetic resources as environmental conditions change.

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I am studying how Pacific Northwest climate and plant communities responded to a global warming event in Earth's past.

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I am mapping out the biodiversity of early mammals by examining the diversity dynamics of Campanian (Late Cretaceous) mammals in north-central Montana.

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Tropical hummingbird ecology and foraging patterns

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Analysis of beaked animals in the fossil record

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Landscape evolution through paleobotany and isotopic analyses, spread of grasslands in the Neotropics and biological implications

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I aim to study death-related social behaviors and dynamics in annually eusocial bumblebees.