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Kevin Judge

MacEwan University · Other

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Research interests

Teaching Interests ZOOL 325: Entomology BIOL 108: Introduction to Evolution ZOOL 250: Invertebrate Zoology BIOL 498: Independent Research Research Interests Studying the interaction between ecology and sexual selection to shape the mating system of insects in the genus Cyphoderris , a group of orthopterans with sexual cannibalism. Studying the evolution of weaponry and aggressive behaviour in North American field crickets (genus Gryllus ). Side projects include: morphological differences between gregarious and solitary Mormon crickets; geographic and temporal variation in sexual selection in bullfrogs; passive acoustic monitoring of acoustic insects; ecology and distribution of orthopteran insects. | Entomology, sexual selection, mating systems, animal behaviour, bioacoustics, singing insects, Orthoptera

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Kevin Judge is Associate Professor at MacEwan University. Their stated interests include Teaching Interests ZOOL 325: Entomology BIOL 108: Introduction to Evolution ZOOL 250: Invertebrate Zoology BIOL 498: Independent Research Research Interests Studying the interaction between ecology and sexual selection to shape the mating system of insects in the genus Cyphoderris , a group of orthopterans with sexual cannibalism. Studying the evolution of weaponry and aggressive behaviour in North American field crickets (genus Gryllus ). Side projects include: morphological differences between gregarious and solitary Mormon crickets; geographic and temporal variation in sexual selection in bullfrogs; passive acoustic monitoring of acoustic insects; ecology and distribution of orthopteran i. This summary considered all 2 collected sources.

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