Hugh Dingle
Professor Emeritus of Entomology
rdhdingle@ucdavis.edu
Entomology
Office
394 Briggs Hall
752-0476
753-3138
Lab
Degrees:
1962
PhD
University of Michigan
1958
BA
Cornell University
Research Interests:
Bird and butterfly migration in the southern hemisphere
Migration and life history evolution. Insect life histories.
Insect migration; role of behavior in ecology and evolution of life histories.
Department and Center Affiliations:
Center for Animal Behavior, Acting Director 2000-2002
Professional Societies:
Animal Behavior Society, President 1994-1995
CBS Graduate Group Affiliations:
Animal Behavior
Population Biology
Specialties / Focus:
Animal Behavior
Publications:
Last updated 6/30/2011
Dingle H. 1996. Migration: The biology of life on the move. . Oxford University Press, New York:
Dingle, H. & V. A. Drake. 2007. What is migration? BioScience 57: 113-121.
Dingle, H. 2008. Bird migration in the southern hemisphere: a review comparing continents. Emu 108: 341-359.
Dingle, H., S. P. Carroll & T.R. Famula. 2009. Influence of genetic architecture on contemporary local evolution in the soapberry bug Jadera hematoloma: artificial selection on beak length. J. Evol. Biol. 22: 2031-2040.
Field Sites:
Many including Australia, Florida, & California
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Teaching Interests:
Various in behavior and evolution.
Personal Interests:
Worldwide bird watching
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