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Research
Interests:
During
previous lives Holly was a technical writer, computer programmer,
and an astrophysicist. In summer 2008 she completed a transition
into the life sciences, with a master's degree in tropical conservation
biology at the University of Hawai'i at Hilo. Her research thesis
involved a study of the morphology and genetics of the diadematid
Echinothrix sea urchins of Hawai'i. She is now a PhD student in
the Zoology Department at the University of Hawai'i at Manoa, with
interests in marine biodiversity, speciation, epizootiology, and
the evolutionary effects of anthropogenic stressors upon marine
life.
Visit
http://www.mare.hawaii.edu/urchins/HollyJessop.htm
for more information on Holly
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