My group is broadly interested in the ecology and evolution of sexual reproduction. My group studies this by investigating species that have evolved asexuality, female and male mate choice, and comparative sperm traits. We are also interested in sensory ecology, and the evolution of cave organisms. We use mainly livebearing fishes for our projects.
Male Choice, Female Competition, and Female Ornaments in Sexual Selection (2021). ISBN: 9780198818946, Oxford University Press, Oxford.
Fyon, F., Wild, G, Miron Berbel-Filho, W., Schlupp, I. & Ubeda, F. (2023) Why Do Hybrids Turn Down Sex? Evolution (77) 2186–2199
Janko, K., Mikulíček, Hobza, R. & Schlupp, I. (2023) Asexual species matter in Ecology and Evolution (Ecology and Evolution, DOI: 10.1002/ece3.10522).
Varela, S., Matos, M. & Schlupp, I. (2018) The role of mate-choice copying in speciation and hybridization. Biol. Rev. (93) 1304 – 1322.
Trachtenberg, Z., Burns, T.J, deBeurs, K., Ellis, S.E., Gates, K.K., Hoagland, B.W., Kelly, J.F., Neeson, T.M., Randall, A.R., Schlupp, I., Soppelpa, P.S., Soreghan, G.S., Zeigler, J.J (2017) The Anthropocene Biosphere: Supporting “Open Interdisciplinarity” through Blogging. Trends in Ecology & Evolution (32) 1-3.
