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Marcus R. Kronforst

Professor of Ecology and Evolution

University of Chicago

Affiliations

Ecology and Evolution, Department of

Evolutionary Biology, Committee on

Medicine, Pritzker School of

Marcus R. Kronforst is currently serving as an Ecology And Evolution, Department Of Professor of Ecology and Evolution at University of Chicago.

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Marcus R. Kronforst

University of Chicago

Professor of Ecology and Evolution

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evolutionary biology avian biology entomology genetics insect science biology ecology molecular evolution evolutionary genetics adaptation ornithology population genetics evolutionary ecology molecular ecology phylogenetics genome biology genomics biological evolution speciation genetic variation coevolution insect molecular biology gene evolution evolutionary applications ecology evolution behavioral ecology systematics breeding behavior gene flow animal behavior phylogenomics molecular adaptation evolutionary significance zoology animal genetics evolutionary developmental biology embryonic development monarch butterflies genetic differentiation mammalian biology animal ecology avian evolution linkage disequilibrium genetic diversity sequence analysis plant-insect interactions evolutionary theory adaptive radiation butterfly radiation single gene color variation tiger swallowtail butterflies mimetic heliconius butterflies multi-locus processes speciation continuum papilio polytes butterfly development science advance molecular evolutionary ecology cloning linkage analysis gene editing genome sequencing crispr genetic admixture cytogenetics genetic basis plant genetics plant ecology vegetation history population genomics interspecific behavioral interaction predator-prey interactions mimicry pattern multiple heliconius species introgression shape

Notable Scholarly Works

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Supergene Evolution via Gain of Auto-Regulation. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Nicholas W. VanKurenSofia I. SheikhClaire L. FuDarli MassardoWei LuMarcus R. Kronforst

molecular evolutionavian biologygeneticsevolutionary biologysupergene evolutiongene evolutionmolecular biology

Synchrotron‐Source Micro‐X‐Ray Computed Tomography for Examining Butterfly Eyes. Ecology and Evolution (2024)

Dawn PauknerGregg A. WildenbergGriffin S. BadalamentePeter B. LittlewoodMarcus R. KronforstStephanie E. PalmerNarayanan Kasthuri

avian biologymicroscopybutterfly eyescomputed tomographyct scanbiological imaginginsect scienceevolutionary biologyevolutionary ecologyophthalmologyinvertebrate visionsynchrotron-source micro-x-rayecologymedical imagingentomology

Acute and Long-Term Consequences of Co-Opted Doublesex on the Development of Mimetic Butterfly Color Patterns. Molecular Biology and Evolution (2023)

Nicholas W VanKurenMeredith M DoellmanSofia I SheikhDaniela H Palmer DroguettDarli MassardoMarcus R Kronforst

molecular evolutionavian biologyevolutionary geneticsoptogeneticsinsect molecular biologyplant-insect interactionscoevolutionlong-term consequencesneurosciencebiological evolutioninsect scienceevolutionary biologymolecular biologyentomologyadaptation

Aristaless1 Has a Dual Role in Appendage Formation and Wing Color Specification During Butterfly Development. BMC Biology (2023)

Erick X. BayalaNicholas VanKurenDarli MassardoMarcus R. Kronforst

developmental biologyavian biologyappendage formationevolutionary biologybutterfly developmentmolecular biologyentomology

Butterfly Mimicry Rings Run in Circles. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2023)

Sofia I. SheikhNicholas W. VanKurenMarcus R. Kronforst

avian biologyinsect sciencebehavioral sciencesenvironmental scienceecologyentomologybutterfly mimicry rings

Divergent Expression of Aristaless1 and Aristaless2 During Embryonic Appendage and Pupal Wing Development in Butterflies. BMC Biology (2023)

Erick X. BayalaIsabella CisnerosDarli MassardoNicholas W. VanKurenMarcus R. Kronforst

developmental biologyavian biologyembryonic developmentinsect sciencebiologyevolutionary biologydivergent expressionpupal wing developmententomologyembryonic appendage

Migration Genetics Take Flight: Genetic and Genomic Insights Into Monarch Butterfly Migration. Current Opinion in Insect Science (2023)

Micah G FreedmanMarcus R Kronforst

avian biologygeneticsornithologymigration geneticsmonarch butterfly migrationinsect scienceevolutionary biologygenome biologyentomology

Migration of Eastern North American Monarch Butterflies via the South-East and the Atlantic: Evidence From Stable Isotopes, Thin Layer Chromatography, Dna and Phenotype. Biological Journal of the Linnean Society (2023)

Cristina DockxKeith A HobsonMarcus KronforstKevin J KardynalCarmen PozoJack SchusterDelbert A GreenMargaret DixSumitha NalluSteve Lynch

ornithologygeneticsavian biologyphenologybotanystable isotopesinsect sciencebiologyevolutionary biologybiological oceanographythin layer chromatographybiogeographyentomology

New Molecular Insights Into Butterfly Pigmentation. Cell Reports (2023)

Marcus R. KronforstSofia I. Sheikh

epigeneticsbutterfly pigmentationmolecular and cellular biologyinsect molecular biologybotanymolecular sciencecellular biologycell biologyinsect scienceevolutionary biologygenome biologymolecular biologypigmentsentomologymolecular physiology

Seasonal Plasticity in Morphology and Metabolism Differs Between Migratory North American and Resident Costa Rican Monarch Butterflies. Ecology and Evolution (2023)

Ayşe Tenger‐TrolanderCole R. JulickWei LuDelbert André GreenKristi L. MontoothMarcus R. Kronforst

avian biologyseasonal plasticitymorphology (biology)evolutionary biologyevolutionary ecologyphysiologyecologyentomology

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Marcus R. Kronforst

Professor of Ecology and Evolution

University of Chicago

Affiliations

Ecology and Evolution, Department of

Evolutionary Biology, Committee on

Medicine, Pritzker School of

Marcus R. Kronforst is currently serving as an Ecology And Evolution, Department Of Professor of Ecology and Evolution at University of Chicago.

Honors

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Marcus R. Kronforst

University of Chicago

Professor of Ecology and Evolution

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Supergene Evolution via Gain of Auto-Regulation. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Nicholas W. VanKurenSofia I. SheikhClaire L. FuDarli MassardoWei LuMarcus R. Kronforst

molecular evolutionavian biologygeneticsevolutionary biologysupergene evolutiongene evolutionmolecular biology

Synchrotron‐Source Micro‐X‐Ray Computed Tomography for Examining Butterfly Eyes. Ecology and Evolution (2024)

Dawn PauknerGregg A. WildenbergGriffin S. BadalamentePeter B. LittlewoodMarcus R. KronforstStephanie E. PalmerNarayanan Kasthuri

Acute and Long-Term Consequences of Co-Opted Doublesex on the Development of Mimetic Butterfly Color Patterns. Molecular Biology and Evolution (2023)

Nicholas W VanKurenMeredith M DoellmanSofia I SheikhDaniela H Palmer DroguettDarli MassardoMarcus R Kronforst

Aristaless1 Has a Dual Role in Appendage Formation and Wing Color Specification During Butterfly Development. BMC Biology (2023)

Erick X. BayalaNicholas VanKurenDarli MassardoMarcus R. Kronforst

developmental biologyavian biologyappendage formationevolutionary biologybutterfly developmentmolecular biologyentomology

Butterfly Mimicry Rings Run in Circles. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2023)

Sofia I. SheikhNicholas W. VanKurenMarcus R. Kronforst

avian biologyinsect sciencebehavioral sciencesenvironmental scienceecologyentomologybutterfly mimicry rings

Divergent Expression of Aristaless1 and Aristaless2 During Embryonic Appendage and Pupal Wing Development in Butterflies. BMC Biology (2023)

Erick X. BayalaIsabella CisnerosDarli MassardoNicholas W. VanKurenMarcus R. Kronforst

developmental biologyavian biologyembryonic developmentinsect sciencebiologyevolutionary biologydivergent expressionpupal wing developmententomologyembryonic appendage

Migration Genetics Take Flight: Genetic and Genomic Insights Into Monarch Butterfly Migration. Current Opinion in Insect Science (2023)

Micah G FreedmanMarcus R Kronforst

avian biologygeneticsornithologymigration geneticsmonarch butterfly migrationinsect scienceevolutionary biologygenome biologyentomology

Cristina DockxKeith A HobsonMarcus KronforstKevin J KardynalCarmen PozoJack SchusterDelbert A GreenMargaret DixSumitha NalluSteve Lynch

ornithologygeneticsavian biologyphenologybotanystable isotopesinsect sciencebiologyevolutionary biologybiological oceanographythin layer chromatographybiogeographyentomology

New Molecular Insights Into Butterfly Pigmentation. Cell Reports (2023)

Marcus R. KronforstSofia I. Sheikh

Seasonal Plasticity in Morphology and Metabolism Differs Between Migratory North American and Resident Costa Rican Monarch Butterflies. Ecology and Evolution (2023)

Ayşe Tenger‐TrolanderCole R. JulickWei LuDelbert André GreenKristi L. MontoothMarcus R. Kronforst

avian biologyseasonal plasticitymorphology (biology)evolutionary biologyevolutionary ecologyphysiologyecologyentomology

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