Ossi Nokelainen

The paper examines how wall lizards optimize their color patterns for different receivers at varying distances, showing that larger males prioritize conspecific communication over predator avoidance.

The paper investigates the genetic basis of warning color variation in wood tiger moths, finding independent loci for male, female, and larval coloration with limited trait associations.

The paper tests how resource allocation affects the honesty of warning signals in moths, finding that diet influences the correlation between signal strength and defense.

This study tests if biologically inspired warning patterns on wind turbine blades deter birds, finding that aposematic patterns significantly reduce approach behavior in great tits.

This study shows that transparency in butterfly wings reduces detectability by predators, enhancing crypsis, though humans can learn to detect transparent species more effectively over time.