• Studies examining the relationship between circadian clocks and feeding behaviour in Drosophila melanogaster 

  Singh, Viveka (Jawaharlal Nehru Centre for Advanced Scientific Research (JNCASR)Evolutionary and Integrative Biology Unit, 2023-11)

  Abstract not available
• The ecology and evolution of larval competitive ability in laboratory populations of Drosophila 

  Venkitachalam, Srikant (Jawaharlal Nehru Centre for Advanced Scientific Research (JNCASR)EIBU, 2023-07)

  Abstract not available
• A Drosophila melanogaster model to evaluate environmental and genetic strategies for altering circadian dysfunction and neurotoxicity in huntington’s diseas 

  Prakash, Pavitra (Jawaharlal Nehru Centre for Advanced Scientific Research (JNCASR)EIBU, 2023-05)

  Abstract not available
• Calf development, calf conspecific interactions, and the effect of calves on female social structure in the kabini Asian elephant population, southern India 

  Revathe, T. (Jawaharlal Nehru Centre for Advanced Scientific Research (JNCASR)EIBU, 2022-07)

  Group-living is widespread among vertebrates and is expected to provide benefits such as decreased predation, enhanced feeding success, and higher survival of young ones (for example, Holekamp et al. 1997, Clutton-Brock ...
• Investigations on density-dependent selection and its effects on population dynamics and stability in fruitflies 

  Pandey, Neha (Jawaharlal Nehru Centre for Advanced Scientific Research (JNCASR)EIBU, 2022-06)

  Abstract not available
• The Influence of familiarity, resources, and sampling on social structure: A Simulation-based study 

  S., Anvitha (Jawaharlal Nehru Centre for Advanced Scientific Research (JNCASR)EIBU, 2022)

  The wide diversity in social structures is thought to be the result of selection for individual behavioural strategies and inter-individual interaction patterns that maximise fitness under different environments (van ...
• Resource availability,within-clan and between-clan agonistic interactions, and dominance relationships amongst female Asian elephants in Nagarahole national park,southern india 

  Gautam, Hansraj (Jawaharlal Nehru Centre for Advanced Scientific ResearchEvolutionary and Integrative Biology Unit (EIBU), 2019)

  Socioecological theory is a broad framework that attempts to explain the variation in sociality amongst animals in terms of responses to resource-risk distributions (for example, Crook and Gartlan 1966, Alexander 1974, ...
• Significance of clock period for clock functions and development in drosophila melanogaster 

  Srivastava, Manishi (Jawaharlal Nehru Centre for Advanced Scientific ResearchEvolutionary and Integrative Biology Unit (EIBU), 2019)

  Behavioural and physiological mechanisms have evolved to adapt to the cyclic variations in the environment and adjust to the temporal sequence of events present on earth (Moore-Ede and Sulzman 1981) (Sharma 2003) (Vaze and ...
• Effects of selection for rapid development and early reproduction on male-female co-evolution and conflict in drosophila melanogaste 

  Mital, Avani (Jawaharlal Nehru Centre for Advanced Scientific ResearchEvolutionary and Integrative Biology Unit (EIBU), 2019)

  The process of development is central to the realization of the Darwinian fitness of any organism, as it is in this stage of the life of an organism that hereditary factors subjected to selection in the previous generations ...
• Preliminary characterisation of aggregation behaviour in drosophila melanogaster 

  Kulkarni, Rutvij (Jawaharlal Nehru Centre for Advanced Scientific ResearchEvolutionary and Integrative Biology Unit (EIBU), 2019)

  When a cat detects prey, it stalks the prey before attacking it. Prey detection, thus, causes the cat to perform a series of non-random actions to conceal itself and capture the prey. These non-random actions are repeated ...
• Probing the adaptive significance of circadian rhythms using drosophila melanogaster 

  Vasu, Sheeba (Jawaharlal Nehru Centre for Advanced Scientific ResearchEvolutionary and Integrative Biology Unit (EIBU), 2001)

  Abstract not available
• Ecological details mediate different paths to the evolution of larval competitive ability in drosophila 

  Sarangi, Manaswini (Jawaharlal Nehru Centre for Advanced Scientific ResearchEvolutionary and Integrative Biology Unit (EIBU), 2018-05-07)

  For most of their historical development as distinct fields of biology, population ecology and population genetics have remained largely separate (Kingsland 1995, Mueller 1997), even though they have had obvious overlaps ...
• Associations, dominance interactions, and musth in male Asian elephants in Nagarahole and Bandipur national parks, southern India 

  Keerthipriya, P. (Jawaharlal Nehru Centre for Advanced Scientific ResearchEvolutionary and Integrative Biology Unit (EIBU), 2018)

  This thesis examines the associations and dominance interactions of adult and subadult male Asian elephants and explores how female presence and musth affect these associations and interactions. In polygynous species, the ...
• An individual-based model for simulating the ecological and evolutionary dynamics of drosophila cultures under different scenarios of larval crowding 

  Venkitachalam, Srikant (Jawaharlal Nehru Centre for Advanced Scientific ResearchEvolutionary and Integrative Biology Unit (EIBU), 2017-03-31)

  The motivation for this simulation study is the realization in our laboratory over the past several years that experimental populations of Drosophila subjected to larval crowding every generation can actually evolve ...
• Characterizing activity-rest rhythms of three related ant species, and examining the effect of social interaction on sleep in drosophila melanogaster 

  Gupta, Goirik (Jawaharlal Nehru Centre for Advanced Scientific ResearchEvolutionary and Integrative Biology Unit (EIBU), 2016-10-17)

  The rotation of the earth about its axis and its revolution around the sun brings about daily and annual cycles in geophysical processes such as light and temperature. Almost all organisms on earth excluding those that ...
• Neurogenetic studies of the egg-laying rhythm of drosophila melanogaster 

  Chidambaram, Shambhavi (Jawaharlal Nehru Centre for Advanced Scientific ResearchEvolutionary and Integrative Biology Unit (EIBU), 2016-04-04)

  Nearly all organisms on Earth are subject, in one way or the other, to the effects of the planet’s daily rotation about its axis and need to adjust their physiology and behaviour to the daily cycling of environmental ...
• A study on the stability of circadian clocks in drosophila melanogaster populations selected for early and late emergence 

  Ratna, K. (Jawaharlal Nehru Centre for Advanced Scientific ResearchEvolutionary and Integrative Biology Unit (EIBU), 2016-04-15)

  Circadian clocks are thought to confer adaptive advantage to organisms by appropriately scheduling behaviours in accordance with environmental conditions, and it is this feature of the clock (Ψ, phase of entrainment) that ...
• Effects of temporally controlled huntingtin expression and autophagy upregulation in drosophila melanogaster 

  Ganguly, Payel (Jawaharlal Nehru Centre for Advanced Scientific Research (JNCASR)Evolutionary and Integrative Biology Unit (EIBU), 2015-04-06)

  Previous studies in the laboratory have shown that expression of pathogenic human Huntingtin (HTT-Q128) in circadian pacemaker neurons (ventro lateral neurons, LNv) of Drosophila, leads to immediate behavioural arrhythmicity ...
• A simulation study of bias in two standard mark-recapture estimators when used on populations with differing social structures under different trapping scenarios 

  Gupta, Manan (Jawaharlal Nehru Centre for Advanced Scientific ResearchEvolutionary and Integrative Biology Unit (EIBU), 2015-03-31)

  The estimation of population size is important in studying population dynamics (Kingsland 1995, Turchin 2003), in calculating effective population sizes in studies of evolutionary dynamics (Nunney and Elam 1994, Frankham ...
• Interaction between circadian neurons and sleep homeostat to regulate sleep/wake cycles in Drosophila melanogaster 

  Potdar, Sheetal (Jawaharlal Nehru Centre for Advanced Scientific ResearchEvolutionary and Integrative Biology Unit (EIBU), 2018-03-15)

  Sleep is a period of quiescence that is widespread in the animal kingdom and while its quantity and quality may differ between different animals, certain characteristic features remain conserved across taxa. These include ...

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