Megan Lindsay Fritz

The paper examines ancestry patterns and temperature effects in a Culex pipiens hybrid zone, finding urbanization increases molestus ancestry while temperature influences specific loci.

This study identifies how urbanization and climate shape West Nile virus vector communities, providing tools to forecast risk under environmental change.

The paper shows that the London Underground Mosquito adapted to human environments aboveground in the Middle East over 1000 years, not recently underground in London.

The paper identifies polygenic resistance mechanisms to Bt crops in Helicoverpa zea, highlighting gene copy number variation and trypsin gene upregulation as key factors.

This study examines genomic differentiation and population structure between two mosquito subspecies, finding monophyletic clusters and signs of admixture in one subspecies.