Metals and metal isotopes incorporation in insect wings: Implications for geolocation and pollution exposure

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Her thesis focused on the development of isotope geolocation tools for studying insect migration. Her work built the foundation to study insect mobility through many exciting projects: https://t.co/LVVp7tPgqP https://t.co/ZGqWxzEgau https://t.co/OUZZy5PCHz

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