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Chris Angell, Contributing Editor
Full name:
Chris Angell
E-mail address:
csangell11 [at] earlham [dot] edu
City, state, country:
Richmond, IN
Biography:

Evolutionary ecologist, entomologist, and educator

I am currently the lab manager at Earlham College, where I got my Bachelor's in biology. In between, I got my PhD in biology at the University of Ottawa, where I studied insect life history.

Insect identification and systematics are a personal passion of mine, and I focus on various groups of flies. I am active on iNaturalist (which I highly recommend checking out!)
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