K. M. Brock

The study examines physiological differences among color morphs of Podarcis muralis in urban environments, finding distinct multivariate phenotypes linked to corticosterone levels.

This study identifies cryptic diversity in Panamanian birds using mitochondrial DNA barcodes and finds ecological factors, not geography, drive speciation.

This paper argues for a multivariate model of sex to better understand ecological and evolutionary processes by analyzing case studies and a meta-analysis of sexual phenotype terminology.

This study finds that orange morphs of the Aegean wall lizard prefer cooler temperatures than white and yellow morphs, suggesting thermal preferences contribute to color polymorphism maintenance.

The paper investigates escape behaviors of different color morphs in Aegean wall lizards and finds orange morphs exhibit distinct behaviors compared to white and yellow morphs.

The paper reconstructs the evolutionary history of color polymorphism in Lacertidae lizards and finds it drives increased diversification rates.