About Michelle LaRue
Born 1983. Michelle LaRue is an American university teacher and ecologist.
Her research focuses on using satellite imagery to understand polar animals, including emperor penguins and crabeater seals. She has visited Antarctica at least six times.
Education LaRue started her scientific career at Minnesota State University, Mankato where she completed a Bachelor of Science majoring in ecology. This involved researching the food habits of hoary bats by dissecting and identifying the remains of insects in their guano. She also completed modelling of white-tail deer populations using distance sampling techniques.
Awards and honours In 2022 LaRue received a Rutherford Discovery Fellowship to study populations of crabeater seals, Weddell seals, emperor penguins, and Adélie penguins in Antarctica.
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Who is Michelle LaRue?
American conservation biologist and ecologist
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Michelle LaRue was born on 25 January 1983 in Saint Paul.
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Michelle LaRue is a university teacher and ecologist.
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