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Daniel Papaj

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University of Arizona

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College of Agriculture & Life Sciences

Department of Entomology

Daniel Papaj is currently serving as a College Of Agriculture & Life Sciences Professor at University of Arizona.

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entomology ecology avian biology behavioral ecology animal behavior evolutionary biology insect science behavioral sciences botany foraging breeding behavior environmental science wildlife animal ecology animal behaviour ornithology conservation biology adaptation zoology ecological entomology plant-insect interactions evolutionary ecology morphology (biology) animal physiology animal science sociobiology wildlife ecology walnut fly palynology plant science plant ecology parasitology chemical ecology ecophysiology wildlife biology battus philenor rhagoletis juglandis embryology experimental botany experimental biology animal reproduction biotic interactions host-parasite relationships signal detection insect conservation insect social behavior phytophagous insects mediterranean fruit fly plant biology brain science environmental epigenetics phenology body size avian evolution bioluminescence adaptive learning movement ecology bioacoustics arthropod taxonomy ovarian dynamics host use mediterranean fruit flies egg load anastrepha ludens battus philenor butterflies copulation duration phenotypic plasticity apple maggot flies parasitized hosts clutch size nematology phytochemistry phytochemicals population ecology landscape ecology natural selection specie interaction cognitive ecology visual ecology functional ecology coevolution community (ecology)

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animal behaviorforagingbehavioral ecologyethologyosgood ’cognitive scienceanimal cognitionbehavioral sciencesnectar-foraging bumble beesinsect scienceanimal behaviourbehavioral neurosciencebehavioral experiments

Floral Cues and Flower-Handling Tactics Affect Switching Decisions by Nectar-Foraging Bumble Bees. Animal Behaviour (2024)

Minjung BaekJonathan S. GarciaDaniel R. Papaj

animal behaviorethologyfloral cuesbehavioral sciencesflower-handling tacticsnectar-foraging bumble beesanimal behaviourbehavioral experiments

Hung out to Dry: Diminished Flowers Offer Less to Pollinators and Us. New Phytologist (2024)

Stephen L. BuchmannDaniel R. Papaj

plant biodiversitydiminished flowersplant scienceecologyplant ecology

Seasonal Alternation of Putative Camouflage Wing Morphs of the American Snout Butterfly ( Libytheana Carinenta ). The American Naturalist (2024)

Daniel R. PapajMinjung BaekChloe FungBrooklyn A. Richards

american snout butterflybiologyputative camouflageentomologyecologyseasonal alternationmorphology (biology)evolutionary biology

Seasonal Alternation of Putative Camouflage Wing Morphs of the American Snout Butterfly (Libytheana Carinenta). The American Naturalist (2024)

american snout butterflybiologyputative camouflageentomologymorphological evidenceseasonal alternationtropical insect sciencemorphology (biology)insect scienceevolutionary biologyzoology

The Relationship Between Preference and Switching in Flower Foraging by Bees. Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology (2024)

Daniel R. PapajAvery L. Russell

animal behaviorforagingchoice modelsavian biologybehavioral ecologyecologywildlife biologywildliferevealed preferencesflower foragingsociobiologyentomologybreeding behaviorbehavioral sciences

Minjung BaekDaniel R. Papaj

foragingornithologyavian biologyenvironmental scienceecologybehavioral ecologywildlifenectar-foraging bumble beesentomologybehavioral sciences

: The Mind of a Bee. The Quarterly Review of Biology (2023)

Daniel R. Papaj

animal behaviorbiologycognitive scienceanimal cognitionpsychologyanimal mindsentomology

Organ-Specific Volatiles From Sonoran Desert Krameria Flowers as Potential Signals for Oil-Collecting Bees. Phytochemistry (2023)

Maria Sol BalbuenaStephen L. BuchmannDaniel R. PapajRobert A. Raguso

applied entomologybiologyorgan-specific volatilesinsect conservationsemiochemicalspotential signalsinsect social behavioroil-collecting beesplant-insect interactionsbotanyinsect scienceentomologychemical ecologyecological entomology

The Interplay of Experience and Pre-Existing Bias in Nectar-Robbing Behavior by the Common Eastern Bumble Bee. Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology (2023)

Minjung BaekSara E. BishNoah W. GiebinkDaniel R. Papaj

pre-existing biasavian biologybehavioral ecologyentomologyecologysociobiologyevolutionary biologybehavioral sciencesnectar-robbing behavior

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Daniel Papaj

Professor

University of Arizona

Affiliations

College of Agriculture & Life Sciences

Department of Entomology

Daniel Papaj is currently serving as a College Of Agriculture & Life Sciences Professor at University of Arizona.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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University of Arizona

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Floral Cues and Flower-Handling Tactics Affect Switching Decisions by Nectar-Foraging Bumble Bees. Animal Behaviour (2024)

Minjung BaekJonathan S. GarciaDaniel R. Papaj

animal behaviorethologyfloral cuesbehavioral sciencesflower-handling tacticsnectar-foraging bumble beesanimal behaviourbehavioral experiments

Hung out to Dry: Diminished Flowers Offer Less to Pollinators and Us. New Phytologist (2024)

Stephen L. BuchmannDaniel R. Papaj

plant biodiversitydiminished flowersplant scienceecologyplant ecology

Seasonal Alternation of Putative Camouflage Wing Morphs of the American Snout Butterfly ( Libytheana Carinenta ). The American Naturalist (2024)

Daniel R. PapajMinjung BaekChloe FungBrooklyn A. Richards

american snout butterflybiologyputative camouflageentomologyecologyseasonal alternationmorphology (biology)evolutionary biology

Seasonal Alternation of Putative Camouflage Wing Morphs of the American Snout Butterfly (Libytheana Carinenta). The American Naturalist (2024)

american snout butterflybiologyputative camouflageentomologymorphological evidenceseasonal alternationtropical insect sciencemorphology (biology)insect scienceevolutionary biologyzoology

The Relationship Between Preference and Switching in Flower Foraging by Bees. Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology (2024)

Daniel R. PapajAvery L. Russell

animal behaviorforagingchoice modelsavian biologybehavioral ecologyecologywildlife biologywildliferevealed preferencesflower foragingsociobiologyentomologybreeding behaviorbehavioral sciences

Minjung BaekDaniel R. Papaj

foragingornithologyavian biologyenvironmental scienceecologybehavioral ecologywildlifenectar-foraging bumble beesentomologybehavioral sciences

: The Mind of a Bee. The Quarterly Review of Biology (2023)

Daniel R. Papaj

animal behaviorbiologycognitive scienceanimal cognitionpsychologyanimal mindsentomology

Organ-Specific Volatiles From Sonoran Desert Krameria Flowers as Potential Signals for Oil-Collecting Bees. Phytochemistry (2023)

Maria Sol BalbuenaStephen L. BuchmannDaniel R. PapajRobert A. Raguso

The Interplay of Experience and Pre-Existing Bias in Nectar-Robbing Behavior by the Common Eastern Bumble Bee. Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology (2023)

Minjung BaekSara E. BishNoah W. GiebinkDaniel R. Papaj

pre-existing biasavian biologybehavioral ecologyentomologyecologysociobiologyevolutionary biologybehavioral sciencesnectar-robbing behavior

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