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30 ARCTIC INSECT NEWS No. 9, 1998 QUESTIONNAIRE: PEOPLE INTERESTED IN ARCTIC INSECTS Name ______________________________________________________________________ Address _____________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________ Telephone (______) ____________________ Fax (_____) ____________________ Interest Areas (circle category, or write in details desired) General interest in arctic ______________________________________________________________________________ Biological subjects (taxonomy, ecology, etc.) ______________________________________________________________________ Taxon/Taxa (order, family, etc., if applicable) ______________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________ Ecological interests (populations, behaviour, etc.) ______________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________ Other subjects (meteorology, etc.) ______________________________________________________________________________ Geographical area(s) (high arctic, etc.) ______________________________________________________________________________ Current projects ______________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________ Please return this completed form to: Secretariat, Biological Survey of Canada, (Ter res trial Arthropods), Canadian Museum of Nature, P.O. Box 3443, Station D, Ottawa, Ontario, K1P 6P4
ARCTIC INSECT NEWS No. 9, 1998 31 CONTRIBUTORS TO THIS ISSUE Fenja Brodo is a research associate at the Canadian Museum of Na ture in Ottawa. In ad di tion to work on Ellesmere Island, she has par tic u lar in ter ests in crane flies, and her re cent pub li ca tions include a re view of the ge nus Prionocera, and an account of the crane flies of the Ca na dian arc tic islands. She has also been con trib ut ing to a study of the insects of the Carmanah Val ley, Brit ish Columbia. Hugh V. Danks is a re search sci en tist at the Ca na dian Museum of Nature in Ot tawa, where he is Head of the Secretariat for the Bi o log i cal Survey of Can ada (Ter res trial Ar thro pods). He has broad interests in the Ca na dian and arc tic in sect fau nas, and in modes of seasonal ad ap ta tion in insects, such as life cy cles, diapause and cold-hardiness. Graham Griffiths, ed i tor of the Flies of the Nearc tic Re gion series, is currently ac tive as an au thor, ed i tor and consultant based in his home near Ed mon ton. He was long con nected with the Department of Entomology, University of Al berta, Edmonton. His interests in clude the evo lu tion of Diptera gen er ally, with spe cial in ter est in the systematics of the Agromyzidae and Anthomyiidae. Mar tin Holmstrup is a senior sci en tist at The Department of Ter res trial Ecol ogy, National Environmental Research In sti tute, Den mark. He has a spe cial interest in the adaptations of soil in ver te brates (in particular earthworms and collembolans) to cold and drought. Rich ard A. Ring is a pro fes sor in the Department of Bi ol ogy at the University of Victoria, British Co lum bia, and is the chair of the sub com mit tee for the Biological Sur vey’s arc tic pro ject. He has par tic u lar interests in insect cold har di ness, and he and sev eral students have worked on features of insect bi ol ogy, es pe cially in the west ern arc tic. Jim Ryan is a co-founder of Ryan and Hilchie Bi o log i cal Con sul tants Ltd. He main tains an ac tive con nec tion with the John Janzen Na ture Centre. Cur rently he is work ing on the de vel op ment of a pub lic display of caged pa per wasps (Dolichovespa sp.) build ing col oured paper nests. Lauritz Sømme is pro fes sor emeritus and pres ently Senior Re search Fel low in the De part ment of Bi ol ogy at the University of Oslo, Nor way. He has long-standing in ter ests in the cold-hardiness and re lated adaptations of mites, col lem bo lans and insects from alpine, antarctic and arc tic regions. Guldborg Søvik is a doctoral student at the University of Oslo, studying the dynamics, distribution and environmental interactions of assemblages of arctic oribatid mites from Svalbard. She will also be studying and sampling mites on Ellesmere Island during the Otto Sverdrup Centennial Expedition.
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