Michael P. Moore
Case Western Reserve University

I'm an evolutionary ecologist that studies how the environment shapes development through natural selection and phenotypic plasticity. I'm particularly interested in the evolution of traits that are linked across life stages and/or generations. 

Check out more details about my work on the Research and Publications pages!

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NEWS & UPDATES

2019
February

• Check out the write-up of my chat with the iNaturalist crew about our dragonfly research and about using awesome platforms like theirs for research!

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January

• Very excited to announce that I'll be joining the Living Earth Collaborative as a Biodiversity Post-Doctoral Fellow later this year! 
• Check out some of the press attention for our recent paper on temperature and sexual selection
• Dart frog study led by Emily and Matt accepted to Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology! 

2018
November

• Paper with Cassandra, Iulian, and Ryan on temperature and sexual selection accepted to Ecology Letters! 

August​

• Paper on predator-induced life-history variation in dragonflies receives honorable mention for CWRU Department of Biology Outstanding Paper Award!

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June

• Paper with Cassandra and Ryan on costs of immune defense across life stages accepted to JEB!

May

• Paper with Ryan on trade-offs across life stages accepted to Oecologia!​

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