Robin Tinghitella

Associate Professor

University of Denver
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Dr. Robin Tinghitella is an Associate Professor at the University of Denver, USA. Her research focuses on the evolution of sensory systems and sexual signal diversification, with recent publications exploring topics such as mate competition, the impacts of environmental noise on fitness, and the divergence of cricket morphology across populations. She is actively engaged in understanding the dynamics of behavioral evolution and speciation in various species.

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Damian Elias

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Jennifer L Hoffman

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Erica Larson

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Alycia Lackey

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Jennifer Koop

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Anne Bowen

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