Evolution & Eco-Physiology of Wetland Animals
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Mike Moore
​Assistant Professor

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I am an evolutionary ecologist and eco-physiologist who studies constraints on evolution. I'm especially passionate about wetland critters and their conservation.

I got a BS from Gonzaga University in 2011, MS from Murray State University in 2014, a PhD from Case Western Reserve University in 2019. 
Before joining CU Denver in 2022, I was a Biodiversity Post-Doctoral Fellow with the Living Earth Collaborative at Washington University in St. Louis. 

email - michael.p.moore[at]ucdenver.edu

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Sarah Nalley
Ph.D. Student

I am interested in animal behavior, evolutionary ecology, and wildlife management, with my past work studying these subjects through the lenses of anthropogenic influence and global change. After my experience as a survivor of the Marshall Fire, I am driven to explore how wildfire and extreme events affect the behavior, ecology, and evolution of wildlife populations. I am currently researching how habitats burned by wildfire impact the sexually selected traits of dragonflies.

email - sarah.nalley[at]ucdenver.edu

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