Chinmay Temura

This study re-evaluates population stability in Drosophila by testing how generation length affects stability in populations selected for rapid development and early reproduction.

This study investigates how adult crowding affects Drosophila fitness, showing that body size and food surface area significantly influence outcomes, with small flies benefiting from higher densities.

This study investigates how adult crowding affects fitness in Drosophila melanogaster, finding that smaller flies experience less stress and even show increased fecundity under crowded conditions.

This study examines how competitive effectiveness and tolerance evolve in Drosophila melanogaster under different chronic larval crowding conditions and finds they vary with selection regime and outcome traits.