Megan Fritz
Megan Fritz
Teaching
BSCI483: Insects, Pathogens, and Public Health
BSCI484: Insects, Pathogens, and Public Health: Laboratory
ENTM699M: Genmcs Rsrch App Bio-I
ENTM699N: Genmcs Rsrch App Bio-II
ENTM788C: Colloquium
Graduate Program Affiliations
Biological Sciences (BISI): Computational Biology, Bioinformatics, and Genomics (CBBG)
Biological Sciences (BISI): Molecular and Cell Biology (MOCB)
Entomology
Research
The Fritz lab focuses on the study of insect evolution in response to a constantly changing environment. The lab uses molecular, genomic, and computational tools to shed light on the genomic variants that facilitate adaptation.
Education
Ph.D., Michigan State University, 2011
B.S., Michigan State University, 2005
Latest Papers
Ancient origin of an urban underground mosquito
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Science
UMD Author(s): Megan Fritz
A weather-driven mathematical model of Culex population abundance and the impact of vector control interventions
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Ecological Informatics
UMD Author(s): Megan Fritz
Genetic and behavioral differences between above and below ground Culex pipiens bioforms
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Heredity
Author(s): Katherine L. Bell, Anna Noreuil, Erin K. Molloy, et. al
UMD Author(s): Megan Fritz, Erin Molloy
Cross-pollination in seed-blended refuge and selection for Vip3A resistance in a lepidopteran pest as detected by genomic monitoring
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Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences
UMD Author(s): Megan Fritz
Genetic and behavioral differences between above and below ground Culex pipiens bioforms.
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Heredity
UMD Author(s): Megan Fritz
Spatiotemporal organization of cryptic North American Culex species along an urbanization gradient
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Ecological Solutions and Evidence
Author(s): Arielle Arsenault‐Benoit, Megan L. Fritz
UMD Author(s): Megan Fritz
