Ido R. Pen

The paper shows that behavioral differences in genetically identical fish can be transmitted across generations without genetic or environmental influences.

This study presents an individual-based model showing that caste-specific ageing and age polyethism in eusocial insects arise from evolved resource allocation strategies within colonies.

This study shows that low temperature induces social behavior in the facultatively social bee Exoneura robusta, revealing an environmental cue for sociality.

The paper uses path analysis on Seychelles warbler data to examine factors influencing delayed offspring dispersal, finding territory quality and helper presence significantly affect dispersal decisions.

This study shows maternal effects on offspring traits in Drosophila change with developmental stage, decreasing or reversing in direction as offspring mature.

This study presents a theoretical model showing that eusociality can evolve in promiscuous species if mothers manipulate offspring size, leading to social polymorphism and dispersal strategies.