Tom Tregenza

The paper tests if sublethal chlorantraniliprole exposure affects antipredator behavior in wild crickets and finds no consistent behavioral changes.

This study investigates pre- and post-copulatory inbreeding avoidance in Tribolium castaneum, finding that males mate with related females more often, but unrelated males sire more offspring due to higher offspring survival.

This study uses deep learning to analyze individual insect behavior under artificial light at night, finding no effect on broad activity trends but significant changes in fine-scale behavior.

This study examines how wild crickets respond to repeated stressors, finding limited habituation, trait-specific flexibility, and individual variation in behavioral responses.

The paper investigates whether faster escape responses in wild field crickets correlate with increased mortality risk or shorter lifespan, finding no clear trade-off but sex-specific patterns in escape speed and mortality.

This study shows that parental age at reproduction in Gryllus bimaculatus affects offspring pace-of-life, not longevity, with later-conceived offspring showing accelerated development and extended lifespan due to delayed senescence.

This study examines how air temperature and solar radiation affect life history traits in field crickets, finding that development time is mainly influenced by temperature, while mass at adulthood depends on the interaction between temperature and shading.