Sarah N. Ruckman

The paper shows that selection on cuticle color in Drosophila leads to genome-wide allele frequency shifts, not localized to major genes, and identifies a technical artifact in pool-seq studies.

This study shows that artificial selection on cuticle color in Drosophila species leads to correlated changes in aggression and basal activity, but not in other behaviors.

This paper conducts a meta-analysis of experimental studies to assess the role of pleiotropy in the evolution of animal color and behavior, finding a positive association between aggression and coloration across species.