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I have broad research interests currently pursue two major research programmes: i) the evolution of host use and chemical ecology of insect herbivores (Segar et al., 2017a; Volf et al., 2018) and ii) population genomics and speciation in figs and their pollinating wasps along the slopes of a tropical mountain (Segar et al., 2017b; Souto-Vilaros, 2018). I also conduct research relating to arthropod phylogeny (Segar et al., 2012), community phylogenetics (Segar et al., 2013) and mutualism stability (Dunn et al., 2008). More generally I am driven by a desire to understand plant and insect diversity, and the processes responsible for generating it. This goal necessarily requires a multi-disciplinary approach because extant diversity is a result of both evolutionary and ecological dynamics, and selection on myriad traits responsible for mediating ecological interactions.
Fellow of the Royal Entomological Society
Associate Fellow of the Higher Education Academy
Academic Department: Agriculture and Environment
Research: Entomology Group
Tel: 01952 815478
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Office: 122 Jean Jackson Entomology Building
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