C.-Y. Kuo

Fast exploration is coupled with a less choosy but more reactive learning style in a generalist predator

This study examines the relationship between exploration speed and learning style in sun skinks, finding fast explorers are less choosy but more reactive foragers, contradicting conventional predictions.

Adaptive divergence in the eyes of Heliconius butterflies likely contributes to pre- and post mating isolation

The paper examines eye morphology divergence between Heliconius species and their hybrids, finding adaptive differences and visual system disruption in hybrids.

Divergent warning patterns influence male and female mating behaviours in a tropical butterfly

The paper examines how divergent warning coloration patterns influence mating behaviors in male and female Heliconius butterflies, finding that both sexes prefer conspecific coloration but only male coloration affects mating success.

Adaptive introgression of a visual preference gene

The paper shows two Heliconius butterfly species evolved similar visual mating preferences through hybridization, linking a gene to behavior.

Resolve the paradox of local warning signal diversity with predator learning

This paper resolves the paradox of local warning signal diversity by proposing the Unforgetful Predator Hypothesis and testing its implications through simulations and a meta-analysis.

Avoidance learning reduces intricate covariation between boldness and foraging behavior in a generalist predator

This study examines how avoidance learning affects the relationship between boldness and foraging behavior in lizards, finding that learning reduces individual variation and covariation in behavior.

Light environment influences mating behaviours during the early stages of divergence in tropical butterflies

This study shows that light conditions affect mating behaviors in Heliconius butterflies, with differences in visual attraction contributing to low-level assortative mating.