Nathan J. Butterworth

The paper examines how moisture availability influences litter invertebrate communities through productivity and trait filtering effects across a moisture gradient in south-eastern Australia.

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.

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 develops thermal summation models for the development of Calliphora augur larvae at constant temperatures, enabling age estimation from developmental stage and length.