ZoologyApplied Animal Behaviour SciencePeer-reviewed
High protein diets early in life improve survival, reduce cannibalism, and increase growth and yield in farmed yellow mealworms
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Craig D. Perl
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Potential acoustic signatures of stress in black soldier fly (Hermetia illucens; Diptera: Stratiomyidae) larvae
Craig D. Perl, Oliver Escott, Gesa Reiss…·Meghan Barrett
This study investigates acoustic signatures of stress in black soldier fly larvae under different stress conditions and finds consistent acoustic differences between stressed and non-stressed states.
DOI 10.64898/2026.03.06.709542 - ZoologybioRxivPreprint
Evolution of neurometabolic frugality in harvester ants
Craig D. Perl, Zach N Coto, Robert A. Johnson…·Jon Fewell Harrison
This study measures brain metabolic rates in harvester ants to assess the roles of sociality and body size in brain evolution, finding that body size, not sociality, drives neurometabolic frugality.
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