We are excited to announce that the winner of this year’s #BiologyLetters#ECR Competition is Jose Borrero. Read "Weighting of sensory cues reflect changing patterns of visual investment during ecological divergence in Heliconius butterflies" here: https://t.co/GGMC7ZmsAR @borreroja
Weighting of sensory cues reflect changing patterns of visual investment during ecological divergence in Heliconius butterflies https://t.co/PJIk7uZv1J
#ecobhrv2024#Behaviouralecology When your visual👀and olfactory senses👃give you contradicting information, which one would you trust? @borreroja from @LMU_Munchen is now presenting how two species of 🦋 made their choices and how this reveals differences in neural investment🧠
🦋 Un equipo internacional de científicos, de la Universidad de York y la Universidad de Harvard, que incluye a Nicol Rueda y Camilo Salazar por parte de nuestra @urosario, ha hecho un descubrimiento de un caso de especiación que se creía poco frecuente en la naturaleza.
A team led by evolutionary biologist @DickMerrill has identified the #gene that influences mate choice in #butterflies . A look into the complicated world of butterfly mating reveals surprising genetic correlations. @URosario@stri_panama https://t.co/X3dDZdXeZT
Overall we found that UV availability does not influence the oviposition behaviour (As the title suggests 😅). Which leaves us with the question… what are Heliconius females using UV discrimination for 🧐?
Come and join our research-oriented program @LMU_Muenchen, designed for Master students with strong interest in #evolution @DickMerrill @bpsnieuw @EvoBioMunich. Join us and do your ind. research project e.g. in evolutionary biology (Prof. Jochen Wolf ; https://t.co/p3SebOyjLS )