Jolle Wolter Jolles

The paper tracks group-level behavioral changes in genetically identical Amazon molly fish over 55 days, finding predictable early patterns and unstable later differences due to social feedback.

This paper evaluates global mosquito predation by aquatic predators, finding that dietary specialization, not taxonomy, predicts predation efficacy, and that body size and experimental duration significantly affect consumption rates.

This study investigates how task specialization and flexibility influence behavioral profiles in ant colonies, finding that some tasks impose specialization while others do not, and that individual variation affects role adaptability.

The paper studies fish behavior in drying refuge pools of intermittent rivers, finding that body size influences habitat use and movement patterns, with drying history affecting behavior even after rewetting.

This study investigates light avoidance behavior in cave fish through a common garden experiment, finding a heritable basis linked to increased boldness rather than reduced vision.