Lisa N. Rollinson

This study examines the allometric relationship between male black soldier fly genitalia and body size, finding hypoallometric scaling where genitalia grow slower than body size.

This study shows that same-aged black soldier fly cohorts produce more and more fertile eggs than mixed-aged cohorts, and delaying attractant availability improves egg yields in same-aged populations.

The paper investigates sex-specific perching behavior in black soldier flies, finding females perch more frequently than males, especially in the morning and early adulthood.