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William T. Starmer

Emeritus Professor

Syracuse University

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Biology

William T. Starmer is currently serving as a Biology Emeritus Professor at Syracuse University.

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Syracuse University

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yeast evolutionary biology microbiology ecology genetics botany avian biology entomology insect science microbial systematics microbial ecology bacteriology systematics insect molecular biology population genetics molecular evolution evolutionary genetics phylogenetics reproductive biology bacteria evolutionary microbiology sexual selection necrotic tissue genomics animal ecology plant science fungal biology breeding behavior speciation animal genetics yeast communities adaptation mammalian biology animal behavior behavioral ecology animal reproduction gene evolution drosophila mojavensis yeast species cereoid cacti eastern australia reproductive characteristics environmental microbiology applied microbiology plant taxonomy biological evolution mating psychology alcohol dehydrogenases drosophila melanogaster host plants drosophila buzzatii ecological genetics virus research ornithology reproductive science host-parasite relationships pigments group evolution molecular adaptation spatial ecology vegetation science animal behaviour plant reproduction microbial genetics food mycology gene structure arthropod taxonomy ephemeral flowers spectral tuning sperm quality advantage cactiphilic drosophila yeast flora phycology landscape ecology evolutionary developmental biology biogerontology biology natural selection fungal genetics fungal evolution

Notable Scholarly Works

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How Sexual Selection Can Drive the Evolution of Costly Sperm Ornamentation. Nature (2016)

Stefan LüpoldMollie K. ManierNalini PuniamoorthyChristopher SchoffWilliam T. StarmerShannon H. Buckley LuepoldJohn M. BeloteScott Pitnick

molecular evolutionreproductive biologysexual selectionevolutionary biology

Possible Roles of New Mutations Shared by Asian and American Zika Viruses. Molecular Biology and Evolution (2016)

Shozo YokoyamaWilliam T. Starmer

viral geneticsvirologymutagenesis (molecular biology technique)possible rolesgenome biologygenetic variationmolecular biologyevolutionary biologyviral evolutionmolecular virologymolecular evolutiongene expressiongene evolutionevolutionary geneticsgeneticsvirus research

Spatial Scale, Genetic Structure, and Speciation of Hawaiian Endemic Yeasts 1. Pacific Science (2016)

Marc-André LachanceJulie D. CollensXiao Feng PengAlison M. WardlawLucie BishopLily Y. HouWilliam T. Starmer

speciationdevelopmental biologyavian biologyyeastspatial scaleevolutionary biologypopulation geneticsgenetic structuregenetics

Adaptive Evolutionary Paths From Uv Reception to Sensing Violet Light by Epistatic Interactions. Science Advances (2015)

Shozo YokoyamaAhmet AltunHuiyong JiaHui YangTakashi KoyamaDavide FaggionatoYang LiuWilliam T. Starmer

uv receptionoptogeneticsevolutionary ecologyneuroscienceavian biologyevolutionary biologyepistatic interactionsecologyadaptive evolutionary pathsviolet light

Stepping Off the Pasture: Evidence of Widespread Alternative Male Mating Tactics in the Yellow Dung Fly. Behaviour (2015)

Brian E. GressWilliam T. StarmerMaria A. VirgenAbuchi AguKossi A. AttilaElizabeth E. BazlukeLindsey A. ChubbAlexandra G. DurantiniJake GoldsmithBenjamin M. HuiMalika KarimovaErika S. MaceyMichael R. MacriEmily N. MongeonNeal J. MonkaJennifer M. PenceSebastian T. PerdomoJulia M. PrattDanielle E. RudaJoanna B. SzkodzinskiNicole A. WilliamsonScott Pitnick

yellow dung flywildlifeevolutionary ecologyhuman-wildlife relationshipsenvironmental sciencebotanyavian biologywildlife managementrodent ecologyanimal behaviorevolutionary biologybreeding behaviorbehavioral ecologyecologyentomologyhuman-animal interactionsconservation biologyornithology

Epistatic Adaptive Evolution of Human Color Vision. PLoS Genetics (2014)

Shozo YokoyamaJinyi XingYang LiuDavide FaggionatoAhmet AltunWilliam T. Starmer

adaptationhuman evolutionhuman color visionbiologyevolutionary biologyepistatic adaptive evolutionevolutionary geneticsgenetics

An Analytical Framework for Estimating Fertilization Bias and the Fertilization Set From Multiple Sperm-Storage Organs. The American Naturalist (2013)

Mollie K. ManierStefan LüpoldScott PitnickWilliam T. Starmer

reproductive biologyfertilityassisted reproductionpopulation biologyplant reproductionanalytical frameworkagricultural economicshuman reproductionenvironmental sciencebotanyfertilization biasreproductive medicinereproductive scienceecology

Extraordinarily Low Evolutionary Rates of Short Wavelength-Sensitive Opsin Pseudogenes. Gene (2013)

Shozo YokoyamaWilliam T. StarmerYang LiuTakashi TadaLyle Britt

neurosciencemolecular geneticsevolutionary biologymolecular evolutiongenetics

Genetic Structure of Kurtzmaniella Cleridarum, a Cactus Flower Beetle Yeast of the Sonoran and Mojave Deserts: Speciation by Distance?. FEMS Yeast Research (2013)

Marc-André LachanceAmi M. PerriAmy S. FarahbakhshWilliam T. Starmer

speciationyeastentomologygenetic structuregenetics

Postcopulatory Sexual Selection Generates Speciation Phenotypes in Drosophila. Current Biology (2013)

Mollie K. ManierStefan LüpoldJohn M. BeloteWilliam T. StarmerKirstin S. BerbenOuti Ala-HonkolaWilliam F. CollinsScott Pitnick

insect molecular biologypopulation biologypostcopulatory sexual selectionsexual selectionspeciationdevelopmental biologyavian biologyspeciation phenotypesevolutionary biologygenetics

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William T. Starmer

Emeritus Professor

Syracuse University

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Biology

William T. Starmer is currently serving as a Biology Emeritus Professor at Syracuse University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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William T. Starmer

Syracuse University

Emeritus Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

How Sexual Selection Can Drive the Evolution of Costly Sperm Ornamentation. Nature (2016)

Stefan LüpoldMollie K. ManierNalini PuniamoorthyChristopher SchoffWilliam T. StarmerShannon H. Buckley LuepoldJohn M. BeloteScott Pitnick

molecular evolutionreproductive biologysexual selectionevolutionary biology

Possible Roles of New Mutations Shared by Asian and American Zika Viruses. Molecular Biology and Evolution (2016)

Shozo YokoyamaWilliam T. Starmer

Spatial Scale, Genetic Structure, and Speciation of Hawaiian Endemic Yeasts 1. Pacific Science (2016)

Marc-André LachanceJulie D. CollensXiao Feng PengAlison M. WardlawLucie BishopLily Y. HouWilliam T. Starmer

speciationdevelopmental biologyavian biologyyeastspatial scaleevolutionary biologypopulation geneticsgenetic structuregenetics

Adaptive Evolutionary Paths From Uv Reception to Sensing Violet Light by Epistatic Interactions. Science Advances (2015)

Shozo YokoyamaAhmet AltunHuiyong JiaHui YangTakashi KoyamaDavide FaggionatoYang LiuWilliam T. Starmer

uv receptionoptogeneticsevolutionary ecologyneuroscienceavian biologyevolutionary biologyepistatic interactionsecologyadaptive evolutionary pathsviolet light

Stepping Off the Pasture: Evidence of Widespread Alternative Male Mating Tactics in the Yellow Dung Fly. Behaviour (2015)

Epistatic Adaptive Evolution of Human Color Vision. PLoS Genetics (2014)

Shozo YokoyamaJinyi XingYang LiuDavide FaggionatoAhmet AltunWilliam T. Starmer

adaptationhuman evolutionhuman color visionbiologyevolutionary biologyepistatic adaptive evolutionevolutionary geneticsgenetics

An Analytical Framework for Estimating Fertilization Bias and the Fertilization Set From Multiple Sperm-Storage Organs. The American Naturalist (2013)

Mollie K. ManierStefan LüpoldScott PitnickWilliam T. Starmer

Extraordinarily Low Evolutionary Rates of Short Wavelength-Sensitive Opsin Pseudogenes. Gene (2013)

Shozo YokoyamaWilliam T. StarmerYang LiuTakashi TadaLyle Britt

neurosciencemolecular geneticsevolutionary biologymolecular evolutiongenetics

Genetic Structure of Kurtzmaniella Cleridarum, a Cactus Flower Beetle Yeast of the Sonoran and Mojave Deserts: Speciation by Distance?. FEMS Yeast Research (2013)

Marc-André LachanceAmi M. PerriAmy S. FarahbakhshWilliam T. Starmer

speciationyeastentomologygenetic structuregenetics

Postcopulatory Sexual Selection Generates Speciation Phenotypes in Drosophila. Current Biology (2013)

Mollie K. ManierStefan LüpoldJohn M. BeloteWilliam T. StarmerKirstin S. BerbenOuti Ala-HonkolaWilliam F. CollinsScott Pitnick

insect molecular biologypopulation biologypostcopulatory sexual selectionsexual selectionspeciationdevelopmental biologyavian biologyspeciation phenotypesevolutionary biologygenetics

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