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Fellowes, Mark

Mark Fellowes is Professor of Ecology at the University of Reading. His broad research interests span questions which range from how insects evolve reistance to their natural enemies through to the consequences of urbanization on the abundance and diversity of wildlife. He was lead editor of the book "Insect Evolutionary Ecology". Mark completed his BSc in Zoology and his PhD in Ecolutionary Biology at Imperial College London before moving to Reading, where he is currently Head of the School of Biological Science.

School of Animal and Microbial Sciences, Univ. of Reading, Whitenights, Reading