Leonie C. Moyle

The paper analyzes 124 years of climate change impacts on flowering phenology and co-flowering patterns in North American Viola species, finding significant shifts and altered co-flowering relationships.

The paper shows sympatric Drosophila pseudoobscura genotypes have a sperm-competitive disadvantage against allopatric males, maintaining reproductive isolation through reinforcement and selection against migrants.

The paper analyzes the distribution and invasion dynamics of three wild tomato species on the Galápagos Islands using historical collection records and species distribution modeling.

This study compares gene expression and pollen performance between two Solanum species with different mating systems, finding differences in pollen tube growth rates and gene expression domains.

This study shows Drosophila melanogaster females prefer longer sperm regardless of mating order and can adjust this preference based on factors like pheromones, indicating female-mediated cryptic choice.

The paper examines postmating reproductive trait evolution in Drosophila species, finding strong coevolution between male and female traits but no link between remating rate and trait evolution.

CAGEE infers gene expression changes across phylogenies and tissue-specific rates, validated on simulated data and applied to Solanum species.

The paper investigates how heterochronic shifts in floral development contribute to floral diversity in Jaltomata species.

The paper examines how reinforcement selection affects conspecific sperm precedence and intraspecific sperm competition in sympatric Drosophila populations.