Dr. Dugatkin is an evolutionary biology and science historian in the Department of Biology at the University of Louisville. He has lectured about his research and his books at more than 175 venues around the world, including New Zealand, Australia, Mongolia, Cuba, Russia, Romania, Turkey, The Czech Republic, Croatia, Taiwan, Norway, Denmark, Sweden, Finland, and many other countries. Dr. Dugatkin has authored twelve books and more than 200 articles. Dr. Dugatkin's research lab is oriented towards the evolution of behavior.

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Dr. Gordon is a behavioral and evolutionary ecologist who studies the evolution of diversity and how it is maintained under rapid change in mainly fish (mainly Trinidadian guppies) and Lepidoptera. To do this, her lab uses a combination of sub-disciplines, through their own research pursuits as well as collaboration, to develop a more integrative understanding of how diverse sexual characteristics become established and maintained in nature, even in the face of environmental changes.  

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