R. S. Burton

This study examines mitonuclear incompatibilities in low-divergence populations of Tigriopus californicus, showing that selection for compatibility still occurs despite reduced genetic divergence.

This study shows that mitonuclear incompatibilities affect developmental rate equally in both sexes of hybrid copepods, and that this trait is heritable across generations.

The paper identifies gene expression differences and mitonuclear incompatibilities in hybrid Tigriopus californicus copepods, linking them to developmental rates and hybrid breakdown.

This study examines how temperature and fish predation affect Daphnia pulicaria's physiology and gene expression, finding synergistic interactions between these stressors.

The study examines how developmental temperatures affect adult thermal tolerance plasticity in Tigriopus californicus and finds mechanistic links between plasticity and local adaptation.

This study shows that mitochondrial DNA significantly affects nuclear genome fitness and physiological performance in copepods through coevolved genotypes.