D. Hosken

Natural selection reverses the exaggeration of a male sexually selected trait, which increases female fitness.

The paper uses experimental evolution to show that male-specific predation reduces exaggerated male traits in beetles, indirectly increasing female fitness through genetic correlations.

Sexual selection drives the evolution of wing interference patterns.

This study shows that wing interference patterns in Drosophila simulans evolve under sexual selection and correlate with male attractiveness.