Tristan A. F. Long

This study investigates whether social interactions influence reproductive behavior and egg production in female Drosophila melanogaster, finding inconsistent responses across populations.

This study investigates whether Drosophila melanogaster uses kin-based social information to guide oviposition decisions, finding that females prefer substrates associated with kin over those with unrelated conspecifics.

This study examines how reproductive plasticity in Drosophila melanogaster females varies with social and spatial environmental conditions, finding changes in mating latency and duration based on male density and chamber size.