STUDENTS
&
COLLABORATORS
Over the past few years I
have had the pleasure of teaching, and learning from,
a variety of
students from around the world.
For the most
complete list of my collaborators, both past and present,
please check
out my
CV.
Currently, my most active collaborations are with the
following researchers:
Phil DeVries:
University of New Orleans
(Natural history of anything
and everything)
Rob
Dobbs: Here and there, USA
(Natural History of Ecador's
Mainland
Avifauna)
Lee
Dyer:
Tulane University, New Orleans
(Caterpillars and
Parasitoids of the Eastern
Andes)
W. Chris
Funk:
William and Mary, Virginia
(various amphibian natural
history
projects)
Konrad Halupka:
Department of Avian
Ecology, University of Wroclaw, Poland
(Breeding ecology of Andean
thrushes)
Paul
Martin: Queens University,
Kingston, Canada (Natural
History of Ecador's Mainland
Avifauna)
Carla
Penz: University of New
Orleans (Lepidopteran
natural history and taxonomy)
Tomasz
Pyrcz: University of
Wroclaw, Poland (Pronophili
butterfly natural history and
taxonomy)
John O. Stireman
III: Wright State
University, Ohio (Reduviid
natural history and lepidopteran parasitoid
biology)
Tom
Walla:
Mesa State College, Grand
Junction, Colorado
(Lepidopteran life history
and population
dynamics)
Andrew
Warren: McGuire Center for
Lepidoptera and Biodiversity Florida Museum of Natural
History University of Florida
(Hesperiid life history
studies)
Susan Wethington:
Hummingbird Monitoring
Network, Arizona
(Hummingbird nesting
ecology)
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