Syuan‐Jyun Sun

The paper shows parental care in burying beetles boosts reproductive success without significantly altering carcass or larval gut microbiomes.

This study shows parental care in burying beetles acts as a genetic capacitor, storing and releasing genetic variation in offspring body size through molecular mechanisms involving chaperones and chromatin state.

The paper tests if phoretic mites influence mate choice in burying beetles, finding no effect on female preference or offspring fitness.

This study shows resource quality differentially affects Daphnia interactions with two parasites, influencing infection and proliferation processes but not immune responses.

The paper investigates how competition among mite lineages affects co-adaptation between Nicrophorus vespilloides beetles and their Poecilochirus carabi mites in different woodlands.