Neriidae

Here we provide a catalog of the Neriidae from Colombia, with all six genera and 17 species in alphabetical order. With each… Expand

Summary Although the ecological and evolutionary importance of environmentally induced parental effects is now widely recognized… Expand

The genus Glyphidops Enderlein, 1922, the most widespread and speciose of the New World genera of Neriidae (Diptera), is revised… Expand

Here we revise Eoneria Aczdl, 1951, a small genus of flies in the Neriidae, previously known from two species from Argentina. We… Expand

Developmental stability is widely regarded as a condition‐dependent trait, but its relation to genotype and environment, and… Expand

Most research on life span and aging has been based on captive populations of short‐lived animals; however, we know very little… Expand

It is widely recognized that maternal phenotype can have important effects on offspring, but paternal phenotype is generally… Expand

Theory suggests that the net benefit of allocating resources to a sexual trait depends both on the strength of sexual selection… Expand

Several patterns of sexual shape dimorphism, such as male body elongation, eye stalks, or extensions of the exoskeleton, have… Expand

The life and works of entomologists who described species of Diptera from Mexico before the publication of the Biologia Centrali… Expand