The Whiting Lab of Insect Phylogenetics at Brigham Young University is focused on using genomic and morphological information to resolve phylogenetic relationships among insects at many phylogenetic levels. We are an active research group with ongoing research at the undergraduate, graduate, and postdoctoral level. The overall goal is to use genomic information to unravel patterns of diversification and evolution for all insect groups and to construct the Insect Tree of Life.

Click on the image to read a PDF version of "Loss and Recovery of Insect Wings" published in Nature Magazine

Lab phone number: (801) 422-5363; Address: 688 WIDB on the BYU campus - Provo, UT 84602