Hannah Warr

Title: 
Graduate Student
Bio: 

I am interested in Ichneumonidea wasps and how they interact with their community. On island systems like Hawai’i, invasive parasitoid wasps can be especially damaging to endemic arthropods. I hope to explore why some invasive parasitoid wasps are so ‘successful’ by having vastly diverse host ranges.

Admittance Semester/Year and Program

Fall 2024, PhD in Organismal Biology

Education

BS, Biology, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT, 2023

Research Lab

Evolab - George Roderick and Rosemary Gillespie 

Selected Publications

  • Waller, M.M., Amedee, N.A., Warr, H.M., Bush, S.E., Clayton D.H. (in press: manuscript available upon request), Prevalence and intensity of parasitic insects on Puerto Rican birds. Journal of Wildlife Diseases

  • Guzman, P.E., Amedee, N.A., Warr, H.M., Linnell, R.J., Waller, M.M., Clayton, D.H. and Bush, S.E. (2025), Grooming time parallels molt intensity in wild-caught feral rock pigeons. J Avian Biol, 2025: e03489. https://doi.org/10.1002/jav.03489

  • Waller M.M., Warr H.M., Goodman G.B., Bush S.E., Clayton D.H. (2024), Influence Of Grooming On Permanent Arthropod Associates Of Birds: Cattle Egrets, Lice, And Mites. The Journal of Parasitology. 2024;110(2):143–149. https://doi.org/10.1645/23-85

Selected Presentations

“Influence of Grooming on Permanent Arthropod Associates of Birds”

  • American Ornithological Society (London, CA) Invited, July 2023

  • 7th International Conference on Phthiraptera (virtual), Aug 2023
Research interests: 

Ecology, Parasitoid Wasps, Symbiosis, Community Ecology