Joris M. Koene

The paper examines reproductive behavior differences among populations of Lymnaea stagnalis, finding distinct behavioral traits and no phylogenetic signals, suggesting evolutionary processes like divergent selection drive variation.

This study shows herbivory can increase plant fitness by reducing interspecific competition, supported by models and mesocosm experiments.

The paper discovers a new shell color polymorphism in Lymnaea stagnalis and shows it follows simple Mendelian inheritance.

The paper identifies and characterizes the ly-GnRH/CRZ peptide in Lymnaea stagnalis, supporting its multifunctional role and suggesting a nomenclature change from GnRH to corazonin.