Brian Inouye of FSU was named a fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science. Inouye is being honored for his contributions to evolutionary ecology, looking at how the variation of individual plants and insects affects overall population dynamics and interactions.
“Considering sources of variation is important to understand how populations change throughout time, but many previous studies have ignored this variation. In the same way that ‘super-spreaders’ can have a huge effect on local disease outbreaks, there may be hotspots for insects and plants,” said Inouye.
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