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Heather Hines, Ph.D

Associate Professor

Pennsylvania State University

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the Penn State College of Agricultural Sciences

Department of Entomology

Heather Hines, Ph.d is currently serving as an Entomology Associate Professor at Pennsylvania State University.

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Pennsylvania State University

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entomology evolutionary biology avian biology ecology genetics biology insect science molecular evolution botany evolutionary ecology genome biology bumble bees genomics insect molecular biology molecular ecology systematics evolutionary genetics population genetics systematic entomology gene evolution genetic variation phylogenetics ornithology biological evolution arthropod taxonomy adaptation speciation phylogenomics ecological entomology mammalian biology evolutionary developmental biology molecular adaptation bumble bee ecology evolution scientific data zoology behavioral ecology animal ecology environmental biology viral evolution avian evolution comparative genomics bioimage analysis unsupervised machine learning diverse viral ancestors parasitoid wasps incremental blast e-value correction molecular evolutionary ecology breeding behavior regional relevance phenomics biological data biomedical data integration taxonomy (biology) group evolution plant diversity plant ecology vegetation science evolutionary significance natural selection anthropocene insect social behavior pigments morphological evidence landscape ecology multiple heliconius species mimicry pattern adaptive radiation single gene single transcription factor comprehensive phylogeny historical biogeography divergence times diversification patterns pollen protein artificial bee biodiversity

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Comparison of Seasonal Viral Prevalence Supports Honey Bees as Potential Spring Pathogen Reservoirs for Bumble Bees. Ecosphere (2024)

Briana E. WhamElyse C. McCormickCasey M. CarrNicole R. BracciAshley C. HeimannTimothy J. EgnerM. Jesse SchneiderHeather M. Hines

bumble beesepidemiologyvirologyenvironmental scienceavian biologyinsect scienceecologyentomologymicrobial ecology

Cryptic or Underworked? Taxonomic Revision of the Antistrophus Rufus Species Complex (Cynipoidea, Aulacideini). Journal of Hymenoptera Research (2024)

Louis F. NastasiJohn F. TookerCharles K. DavisCecil N. SmithTimothy S. FreyM. J. HatfieldTara M. PresnallHeather M. HinesAndrew R. Deans

arthropod taxonomyzoological taxonomyplant taxonomyavian biologyevolutionary biologytaxonomic revisionecologyentomology

Deep Learning for Identifying Bee Species From Images of Wings and Pinned Specimens. PLoS ONE (2024)

Brian J. SpiesmanClaudio GrattonElena GrattonHeather Hines

deep learningbioinformaticsbee speciesavian biologybiologyimage classificationbioimage analysisecologyentomologyimage analysispattern recognition

Does Coevolution in Refugia Drive Mimicry in Bumble Bees? Insights From a South Asian Mimicry Group. Science Advances (2024)

Jixiang CuiYuxin ChenHeather M. HinesLing MaWanhu YangChao WangShanlin LiuHu LiWanzhi CaiWa DaPaul WilliamsLi Tian

bumble beescoevolutionavian biologyevolutionary biologyentomology

Leveraging Transcriptional Signatures of Diverse Stressors for Bumble Bee Conservation. Molecular Ecology (2024)

Gabriela M. QuinlanHeather M. HinesChristina M. Grozinger

transcriptional signaturesbumble bee conservationmolecular ecologyecologyconservation biology

The Role of Landscape Factors in Shaping Bumble Bee Pathogen Loads Across Regions of the Eastern Nearctic. Insect Conservation and Diversity (2024)

Elena M. GrattonDarin J. McNeilRen SawyerAnna MartinelloChristina M. GrozingerHeather M. Hines

landscape factorsinsect conservationbumble bee pathogenpathogensecology

Beat the Heat: Thermal Respites and Access to Food Associated With Increased Bumble Bee Heat Tolerance. Journal of Experimental Biology (2023)

Gabriela M. QuinlanCody FeuerbornHeather M. HinesChristina M. Grozinger

experimental botanyexperimental biologyphysiologyenvironmental sciencebotanyexperimental biophysicsthermal respitesecologyentomology

Comparative Anatomy of Venom Glands Suggests a Role of Maternal Secretions in Gall Induction by Cynipid Wasps (Hymenoptera: Cynipidae). Insect Systematics and Diversity (2023)

Antoine GuiguetJohn F TookerAndrew R DeansIstván MikóGang NingSzabina SchwégerHeather M Hines

venom glandssystematic entomologycynipid waspsavian biologybiologyinsect sciencesystematicscomparative anatomymaternal secretionsentomologyornithology

Extreme Acidity in a Cynipid Gall: A Potential New Defensive Strategy Against Natural Enemies. Biology Letters (2023)

Antoine GuiguetNathaniel B. McCartneyKadeem J. GilbertJohn F. TookerAndrew R. DeansJared G. AliHeather M. Hines

natural enemiesavian biologybiologycynipid gallevolutionary biologyextreme acidityecology

Genetic Modification of a Hox Locus Drives Mimetic Color Pattern Variation in a Highly Polymorphic Bumble Bee. Molecular Biology and Evolution (2023)

Wanhu YangJixiang CuiYuxin ChenChao WangYuanzhi YinWei ZhangShanlin LiuCheng SunHu LiYuange DuanFan SongWanzhi CaiHeather M HinesLi Tian

polymorphic bumble beeavian biologymolecular biologyevolutionary biologyentomologygenetic modificationgenetics

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Heather Hines, Ph.D

Associate Professor

Pennsylvania State University

Affiliations

the Penn State College of Agricultural Sciences

Department of Entomology

Heather Hines, Ph.d is currently serving as an Entomology Associate Professor at Pennsylvania State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Heather Hines, Ph.D

Pennsylvania State University

Associate Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Comparison of Seasonal Viral Prevalence Supports Honey Bees as Potential Spring Pathogen Reservoirs for Bumble Bees. Ecosphere (2024)

Briana E. WhamElyse C. McCormickCasey M. CarrNicole R. BracciAshley C. HeimannTimothy J. EgnerM. Jesse SchneiderHeather M. Hines

bumble beesepidemiologyvirologyenvironmental scienceavian biologyinsect scienceecologyentomologymicrobial ecology

Cryptic or Underworked? Taxonomic Revision of the Antistrophus Rufus Species Complex (Cynipoidea, Aulacideini). Journal of Hymenoptera Research (2024)

Louis F. NastasiJohn F. TookerCharles K. DavisCecil N. SmithTimothy S. FreyM. J. HatfieldTara M. PresnallHeather M. HinesAndrew R. Deans

arthropod taxonomyzoological taxonomyplant taxonomyavian biologyevolutionary biologytaxonomic revisionecologyentomology

Deep Learning for Identifying Bee Species From Images of Wings and Pinned Specimens. PLoS ONE (2024)

Brian J. SpiesmanClaudio GrattonElena GrattonHeather Hines

deep learningbioinformaticsbee speciesavian biologybiologyimage classificationbioimage analysisecologyentomologyimage analysispattern recognition

Does Coevolution in Refugia Drive Mimicry in Bumble Bees? Insights From a South Asian Mimicry Group. Science Advances (2024)

Jixiang CuiYuxin ChenHeather M. HinesLing MaWanhu YangChao WangShanlin LiuHu LiWanzhi CaiWa DaPaul WilliamsLi Tian

bumble beescoevolutionavian biologyevolutionary biologyentomology

Leveraging Transcriptional Signatures of Diverse Stressors for Bumble Bee Conservation. Molecular Ecology (2024)

Gabriela M. QuinlanHeather M. HinesChristina M. Grozinger

transcriptional signaturesbumble bee conservationmolecular ecologyecologyconservation biology

The Role of Landscape Factors in Shaping Bumble Bee Pathogen Loads Across Regions of the Eastern Nearctic. Insect Conservation and Diversity (2024)

Elena M. GrattonDarin J. McNeilRen SawyerAnna MartinelloChristina M. GrozingerHeather M. Hines

landscape factorsinsect conservationbumble bee pathogenpathogensecology

Beat the Heat: Thermal Respites and Access to Food Associated With Increased Bumble Bee Heat Tolerance. Journal of Experimental Biology (2023)

Gabriela M. QuinlanCody FeuerbornHeather M. HinesChristina M. Grozinger

experimental botanyexperimental biologyphysiologyenvironmental sciencebotanyexperimental biophysicsthermal respitesecologyentomology

Comparative Anatomy of Venom Glands Suggests a Role of Maternal Secretions in Gall Induction by Cynipid Wasps (Hymenoptera: Cynipidae). Insect Systematics and Diversity (2023)

Antoine GuiguetJohn F TookerAndrew R DeansIstván MikóGang NingSzabina SchwégerHeather M Hines

venom glandssystematic entomologycynipid waspsavian biologybiologyinsect sciencesystematicscomparative anatomymaternal secretionsentomologyornithology

Extreme Acidity in a Cynipid Gall: A Potential New Defensive Strategy Against Natural Enemies. Biology Letters (2023)

Antoine GuiguetNathaniel B. McCartneyKadeem J. GilbertJohn F. TookerAndrew R. DeansJared G. AliHeather M. Hines

natural enemiesavian biologybiologycynipid gallevolutionary biologyextreme acidityecology

Genetic Modification of a Hox Locus Drives Mimetic Color Pattern Variation in a Highly Polymorphic Bumble Bee. Molecular Biology and Evolution (2023)

Wanhu YangJixiang CuiYuxin ChenChao WangYuanzhi YinWei ZhangShanlin LiuCheng SunHu LiYuange DuanFan SongWanzhi CaiHeather M HinesLi Tian

polymorphic bumble beeavian biologymolecular biologyevolutionary biologyentomologygenetic modificationgenetics

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