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Ross C. Winton, Contributor
Full name:
Ross C. Winton
E-mail address:
ross.winton@tpwd.texas.gov
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Austin, TX
Biography:

I received my B.S. from Montana State University in Wildlife Management. I have an M.S. from Montana State University in Entomology. My work focused on the Carabid sub-family Cicindelinae particularly the Genus Cicindela and the effects of habitat management strategies on the maintenance of populations inhabiting various seral stages in the sandhills of Montana. I am currently working for Texas Parks & Wildlife in Austin, TX as the state Invertebrate Biologist. I also have an interest in the Anthicidae and Scarabidae and all aspects of insect ecology particularly sand associate and cavernicolous Coleoptera.
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