Matthew D. Hall

This study shows that temperature has the largest plastic effect on development time in Drosophila, but nutritional stress more strongly influences selection and evolvability.

The paper compares climate tolerance variation across a broad latitudinal gradient and local environmental heterogeneity in Drosophila melanogaster, finding similar levels of adaptation at both scales.

The paper investigates how thermal plasticity influences sex biases in pathogen transmission using Daphnia magna and Pasteuria ramosa, finding male- and female-biased transmission at different temperatures.

This study shows that temperature, not diet, shapes latitudinal clines in stress tolerance traits and their plasticity in Drosophila melanogaster.