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Sean Prager is an Associate Professor in the College of Agriculture and Bioresources at the University of Saskatchewan. His research interests broadly encompass insect ecology, focusing on both fundamental and applied aspects across various arthropod taxa. His work investigates ecological and evolutionary dynamics, particularly in multitrophic interactions and adaptive traits, with a specific curiosity about traits linked to insect choices. His research includes examining social polymorphisms, oviposition behaviors, mate choice, and host selection in both parasitoids and herbivores. In applied research, he emphasizes ecologically sustainable methods for managing insect pests, particularly disease vectors, within the framework of Integrated Pest Management. He aims to integrate ecological knowledge with practical management strategies to address pest issues effectively.
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