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Noah D. Gripshover

Noah D. Gripshover
ABOUT ME
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I am a PhD candidate in Dr. Christian Cox's lab at Florida International University. My current research focuses on the evolution of feeding mechanisms in reptiles. I am especially interested in snakes that feed on unusual food items and the behavioral or morphological adaptations that allow them to do so. I study organisms in diverse ecosystems from south Florida to west Texas and Panama.
I completed my Master of Science in Dr. Bruce Jayne's lab at the University of Cincinnati where I studied the feeding behavior and morphology of crayfish-eating snakes. As an undergraduate, I was a research assistant in Dr. Steve Yanoviak's lab at the University of Louisville where I studied the behavior and biomechanics of swimming ants.


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