V. Shirey

Deep computer vision reveals the mediation of thermal-melanism and body size by precipitation and sex in a threatened alpine butterfly, Parnassius smintheus

The paper uses deep computer vision to analyze how precipitation and sex influence body size and melanism in Parnassius smintheus, finding sex-specific responses to environmental factors.

Rising minimum temperatures contribute to 50 years of shifting Arctic and boreal butterfly communities in North America

The paper analyzes 50 years of butterfly population trends in response to rising minimum temperatures in North America, finding cold-adapted species are declining more than warm-adapted ones.

Utilizing occupancy-detection models with museum specimen data: promise and pitfalls

The paper evaluates occupancy-detection models using museum specimen data, identifying conditions for accurate trend estimation and presenting a case study on odonates.

Closing Gaps But Increasing Bias In North American Butterfly Inventory Completeness

The paper assesses inventory completeness of North American butterflies using museum and community science data, finding increased completeness but heightened spatio-taxonomic biases.