S. P. De Lisle

Genotype x Environment interaction and the evolution of sexual dimorphism: adult nutritional environment mediates selection and expression of sex-specific genetic variance in D. melanogaster

This study shows that adult nutritional environments affect the expression of sex-specific genetic variance in D. melanogaster by altering resource acquisition and fitness outcomes.

Predictable and divergent change in the multivariate P-matrix during parallel adaptation

The paper examines how phenotypic covariance evolves during adaptation in stickleback populations, finding divergent P-matrix changes in freshwater environments.

Condition-dependence resolves the paradox of missing plasticity costs

The paper shows that condition-dependence can mask fitness costs of phenotypic plasticity, explaining the paradox of missing plasticity costs and providing insights into when these costs can be revealed.

Rapid evolution of ecological sexual dimorphism driven by resource competition

Sex differences in fly diet evolved rapidly under elevated competition, demonstrating ecological cause of sex differences.