I combine empirical and theoretical approaches to study the evolutionary ecology of species interactions. My dissertation research focuses on forager interactions among plants and their insect communities. Learn more about my projects here:
Floral nectar: an ecologically dynamic trait
What traits define a plant’s nectar production, and how do these traits evolve in plant-pollinator mutualisms?
Theory: Evolution of mutualist resource provisioning
What ecological components drive the evolution of mutualist resource provisioning across diverse communities?
Sarah Jean McPeek 