V. R. Torsekar

The paper examines burrow-site selection in desert isopods, finding that larger females prefer safer sites and stay longer there, while smaller females stay longer in riskier sites, suggesting prudent selection.

The paper shows that different-sized decomposers respond variably to aridity, resulting in similar decomposition rates across a precipitation gradient.

The paper tests why flexible alternative reproductive tactics (ARTs) persist in tree crickets by examining their expression and fitness under varying predation risk.

This study examines how predation risk affects mate-searching behavior and survival in male and female tree crickets, finding sex-specific responses that influence mating success.

The study compares predation risk between male and female tree crickets during mate searching and finds no difference in risk faced by either sex.