James Gilbert

Multi-tool monitoring: integrating non-invasive methods to assess vertebrate diversity and trophic complexity in terrestrial rewilding

This study evaluates the effectiveness of multiple non-invasive methods for assessing vertebrate diversity and trophic complexity in rewilding sites, finding that integrating environmental DNA and passive acoustic monitoring provides the most comprehensive results.

Internet images reveal bumblebee-mimicking hoverflies have evolved to follow flower colour preferences of their models

The paper shows bumblebee-mimicking hoverflies have shifted flower preference to blue, matching their models' choices, supporting behavioural mimicry.

Skew in ovarian activation depends on domicile size in a facultatively social thrips

The paper shows that in facultatively social thrips, reproductive skew and breeding success depend on domicile size and social structure.