Joyla Furlano and Ariel Frame speak with Aida Parvizi, Masters student in Biology, about her work on the armyworm moth and how she may be able to use spermatophores of the males to determine the natal origin of these pests.
Hosted by: Ariel Frame & Joyla Furlano

Produced by: <a href='https://gradcastradio.podbean.com/p/about-us-1530209538/?token=58a290c75a4c85e49e27cb9848706813#Gregory'>Gregory Robinson</a>

Joyla Furlano and Ariel Frame speak with Aida Parvizi, Masters student in Biology, about her work on the armyworm moth and how she may be able to use spermatophores of the males to determine the natal origin of these pests. Hosted by: Ariel Frame & Joyla Furlano Produced by: Gregory Robinson

Joyla Furlano and Ariel Frame speak with Aida Parvizi, Masters student in Biology, about her work on the armyworm moth and how she may be able to use spermatophores of the males to determine the natal origin of these pests.
Hosted by: Ariel Frame &amp;&nbsp;Joyla Furlano

Produced by:&nbsp;<a href="https://gradcastradio.podbean.com/p/about-us-1530209538/?token=58a290c75a4c85e49e27cb9848706813#Gregory" rel="noopener noreferrer">Gregory Robinson</a>

186 | Who Let The Moths Out?

The official podcast of the Society of Graduate Students at Western University in London, Ontario, Canada. We aim to showcase the innovative research that graduate students are conducting at Western University and appeal to various audiences including those within and beyond the academic community.

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