Diana Tataru

The paper evaluates methods for detecting and characterizing inversions in Timema stick insects, showing differences in their ability to identify and describe inversion structures.

This study investigates the role of fluctuating natural selection in maintaining a hybrid zone between two monkeyflower species, finding that hybridization can be both adaptive and costly depending on environmental conditions.

The paper examines selection pressures on sympatric Monkeyflowers through reciprocal transplants, finding fluctuating short-term selection and long-term divergence in flowering time.