Thomas E. White

This study shows that hue and saturation contrasts, not luminance contrast, best predict human target detection in a natural search task with colored targets in a forest-like setting.

This study shows house crickets exhibit flexible, targeted grooming after noxious heat, suggesting pain-like states in insects.

The paper examines courtship display stability in genetically isolated populations of dancing dune flies, finding that complex choreography remains stable despite genetic and geographic isolation.

This study examines the impact of rodent eradication on invertebrate abundance and assemblage composition on Lord Howe Island, finding increased abundance and shifts in composition but no change in ordinal diversity.