Please see our new paper about Heliconius mating behavior.

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Please see our new paper about Heliconius mating behavior and the wonderful Primer by Richard Merrill.

We’ve posted a new preprint comparing the development of mimicry across polymorphic swallowtail butterfly species.

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We’ve posted a new preprint comparing the development of mimicry across polymorphic swallowtail butterfly species.

We’ve published a commentary in PNAS about the genetics of butterfly color patterning. Please take a look at our commentary and the fascinating papers by Livraghi et al. and Fandino et al.

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We’ve published a commentary in PNAS about the genetics of butterfly color patterning. Please take a look at our commentary and the fascinating papers by Livraghi et al. and Fandino et al.

We’ve posted a new preprint describing the cis-regulatory elements in doublesex that control swallowtail butterfly mimicry. Please take a look!

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We’ve posted a new preprint describing the cis-regulatory elements in doublesex that control swallowtail butterfly mimicry.

South Side Science Festival

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The Kronforst Lab was happy to participate in the second annual South Side Science Festival. The festival was featured in the Chicago Sun Times, along with our butterflies!

Please see our new paper about how doublesex and its interactions generate color pattern mimicry in swallowtail butterflies.

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Please see our new paper about how doublesex and its interactions generate color pattern mimicry in swallowtail butterflies.

We’ve published a Preview article in Cell Reports about butterfly pigmentation. Please take a look at our Preview and the fascinating papers by Hanly et al. and Nishida et al.

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We’ve published a Preview article in Cell Reports about butterfly pigmentation. Please take a look at our Preview and the fascinating papers by Hanly et al. and Nishida et al.

We’ve published two new papers about aristaless1 and aristaless2 influence Heliconius butterfly development. Please check them out!

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We’ve published two new papers about how aristaless1 and aristaless2 influence Heliconius butterfly development. Please check them out!