M. Cenzer

Dispersal-behavioral plasticity within an insect-host system undergoing human-induced rapid environmental change (HIREC)

The paper examines dispersal-behavioral plasticity in red-shouldered soapberry bugs adapting to human-induced environmental change, finding sex- and population-specific flight responses and morphological shifts.

Adult facilitation becomes competition as juvenile soapberry bugs age

The paper shows that adult soapberry bugs initially help juveniles by breaking seed coats but later hinder their development as they age.

Natural selection and maladaptive plasticity in the red-shouldered soapberry bug

This study examines how natural selection and maladaptive plasticity affect red-shouldered soapberry bugs' adaptation to host plants, finding that maladaptive plasticity masks genetic differentiation.