Camille Le Roy

This study analyzes flight diversity in Diptera by integrating morphology, kinematics, and aerodynamics, revealing how scaling, aerodynamic constraints, and evolutionary trade-offs shape flight adaptations.

This study shows that small hoverflies compensate for reduced size by evolving larger and more aerodynamically effective wings, rather than changing their wingbeat kinematics.

This study compares flight behaviors and wing morphology between seasonal forms of two Pieris butterfly species, finding that seasonal differences in flight traits are more pronounced than interspecific differences.