C. N. Bacquet

The paper measures visual acuity in Heliconius butterflies using behavioural and morphological methods, finding higher acuity in males and implications for predator-prey interactions.

The study tests if UV vision affects oviposition in Heliconius butterflies, finding no impact on oviposition attempts or egg numbers.

This study identifies genetic regions under selection in two tropical butterflies adapted to high altitude, showing that standing variation and introgression from high-altitude specialists contribute to parallel adaptation.

This study investigates the genomic basis of altitude-associated wing shape differences in two Heliconius butterfly species, finding a polygenic basis and identifying candidate genes involved in wing morphogenesis.

This study investigates genomic divergence and introgression between incipient butterfly species, finding that polygenic barriers and selection, rather than isolation, drive genome-wide patterns of divergence.

This study examines microclimate buffering and thermal tolerance in tropical butterflies across elevations, finding that high-elevation populations show reduced heat tolerance but plasticity in common-garden conditions.

This study examines how altitude and life-history traits influence wing shape and size divergence in Heliconius butterflies, revealing novel adaptive morphological patterns beyond coloration.