- Marc Branham, University of Florida
- Sibyl Bucheli, Sam Houston University
- Stephen Cameron, CSIRO
- Maria Marta Cigliano, Universidad Nacional de la Plata
- Sam Heads, Illinois Natural History Survey
- Eric Hoffman, University of Central Florida
- Michel Lecoq, CIRAD
- Kelly Miller, University of New Mexico
- Dan Otte, Academy of Natural Sciences at Philadelphia
- Chris Parkinson, University of Central Florida
- Nathan Sheffield, Duke University
- Gavin Svenson, New York State Museum
- Greg Sword, Texas A&M University
- John Wenzel, Carnegie Museum of Natural History
- Michael Whiting, Brigham Young University
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BYU-Hawaii News, “Papua New Guinea to Provo: Biology students participate in mentoring program” by Leilani Miller
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Scientific American, “When grasshoppers go biblical: Serotonin causes locusts to swarm” by Katherine Harmon
- NSF Press Release, “DNA barcodes: Are they always accurate?”
- Wired, “DNA Barcoders Make Mistakes” by Brandon Keim
- Deseret News, “Y. scientists leery of “barcoding” life” by James Thalman
- GenomeWeb Daily News, “Research Raises Questions about DNA Barcoding Methodology” by Andrea Anderson
- History Channel Documentary “Mega Disasters: Super Swarms” (aired on Nov. 6, 2007)
- Science News, “Locust Upset: DNA puts swarmer's origin in Africa” by Susan Milius
(Vol. 169, No. 1, Jan. 7, 2006, p. 5.)
- National Geographic News, “Ancient Locust Swarm Crossed the Atlantic, Study Says” by Stefan Lovgren
- Wissenschaft, “Biblische Heuschreckenplage kam aus Amerika” by Ilka Lehnen-Beyel
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