Lesley T. Lancaster

Pest evolution amplifies projected crop losses under climate change

This study shows that pest evolution under climate change increases crop damage potential more than warming alone, with significant implications for future food security.

The flaws of fitness functions in changing environments

The paper shows that composite fitness functions are flawed in variable environments by ignoring the distinct environmental dependence of underlying life-history processes, using empirical data from seed beetles.

Chromosome-scale genome assembly and linkage map for Silene uniflora reveal the recombination landscape in a rapidly evolving plant species

Flexibility in movement strategies of neotropical nectarivorous birds: insights from high-Andean hummingbirds and flowerpiercers

This study compares movement strategies of hummingbirds and flowerpiercers in high-Andean ecosystems, finding greater movement diversity in hummingbirds and flexibility in daily behaviors.

Tracking small animals in complex landscapes: a comparison of localisation workflows for automated radio telemetry systems