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Cinto Mejia, Elizeth

Cinto Mejia taking measurements on a bird
Cinto Mejia taking measurements on a bird
Cinto Mejia performing research in the field
Cinto Mejia performing research in the field

Elizeth Cinto-Mejia received her M.S. in Raptor Biology from Boise State University in August of 2017. She studied the impacts of noise pollution on the sagebrush ecosystem near Boise. Her research focused on bird and arthropod distributions.

Elizeth is currently a lab technician at Boise State University helping with fieldwork and data management. In the summer of 2018, she is starting her PhD at Michigan State University, where she will be working on plant-insect interactions in the Wetzel Lab.

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