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Hallsson, L.R.; Bjorklund, M. Selection in a fluctuating environment and the evolution of sexual dimorphism in the seed beetle Callosobruchus maculatus: Sex differences in fluctuating environments 2012 Journal of Evolutionary Biology 25 1564-1575 doi
Hallsson, L.R.; Bjorklund, M. Selection in a fluctuating environment leads to decreased genetic variation and facilitates the evolution of phenotypic plasticity: Evolutionary response in a fluctuating environment 2012 Journal of Evolutionary Biology 25 1275-1290 doi
Hallsson, L.R.; Chenoweth, S.F.; Bonduriansky, R. The relative importance of genetic and nongenetic inheritance in relation to trait plasticity in Callosobruchus maculatus 2012 Journal of Evolutionary Biology 25 2422-2431 doi
Rogell, B.; Widegren, W.; Hallsson, L.R.; Berger, D.; Björklund, M.; Maklakov, A.A. Sex-dependent evolution of life-history traits following adaptation to climate warming 2014 Functional Ecology 28 469-478 doi
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