Lisa Treidel

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William & Mary

United States

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Lisa Treidel is an Assistant Professor at William & Mary in the United States. Her research focuses on insect physiology and ecology, examining topics such as autophagy in muscle histolysis, climate change impacts, and life history strategies in field crickets. Recent articles highlight her contributions to understanding energy production, thermal preferences, and dispersal behaviors in response to environmental challenges.

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Assistant Professor

University of California, Berkeley

UNITED STATES

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Articles (9)

Beclin-mediated Autophagy Drives Dorsal Longitudinal Flight Muscle Histolysis in the Variable Field Cricket, Gryllus lineaticeps

Insect Flight: State of the Field and Future Directions

A framework for understanding climate change impacts through non‐compensatory intra‐ and interspecific climate change responses

Changes in mitochondrial function parallel life history transitions between flight and reproduction in wing polymorphic field crickets

Selection on dispersal drives evolution of metabolic capacities for energy production in female wing‐polymorphic sand field crickets, Gryllus firmus

Life history strategy dictates thermal preferences across the diel cycle and in response to starvation in variable field crickets, Gryllus lineaticeps

Physiological demands and nutrient intake modulate a trade-off between dispersal and reproduction based on age and sex of field crickets

Flexibility in an emergency life-history stage: acute food deprivation prevents sickness behaviour but not the immune response

Nocturnal dispersal flight of crickets: Behavioural and physiological responses to cool environmental temperatures

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Kathryn Wilsterman

Simon Sponberg

Caroline M. Williams

Michael Menze

Jose Pablo Vazquez-Medina

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