dr. EC (Eveline) Verhulst

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How can it be that the appearance of two sexes from the same species is often so divers, even in insects alone? Especially when considering that in insects they all have the same gene that regulates their sexual development and morphology? My work focuses on the evolution of sex determining mechanisms in haplodiploid insects.

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Subdivision	Laboratory of Entomology
Address	Droevendaalsesteeg 1 6708PB WAGENINGEN
Post address	Postbus/POBox 16 6700AA WAGENINGEN
Secretary	+31317484075
Building/room	Radix Westvleugel(107)/W0.Ca.054
Messenger number	49
Expertise	Biological control, Evolution, Genetics, Host parasite relationships, Molecular biology, Molecular genetics, Behavioural biology, Evolutionary genetics, Embryonic development, Entomology, Animal reproduction, Morphology, Parasites of insect pests, Regulation of transcription, Sex pheromones, Sexual behaviour, Transcription factors, Gene expression, Hymenoptera, Epigenetics, Phenotypes, DNA, Parasitoid wasps