Nicole Wonderlin

Nicole Wonderlin

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PhD, Peter White
Department of Entomology

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I am broadly interested in insect ecology and pollination biology. For my PhD at Michigan State, I am focusing on how moth populations are distributed in gardens throughout urban environments, with an emphasis on flower visiting guilds. This work, supervised by Dr. Peter White, will inform how moths contribute to pollination networks and how their role is affected by various aspects of urbanization. 

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