Chance Powell
Researcher
Also affiliated: University of Oklahoma (2024)
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Biography and Research Information
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Chance Powell's research investigates animal behavior, focusing on topics such as mate choice in fish and the effects of environmental enrichment on asexual organisms. His work has explored geographical influences on male mate choice in the fish species *Limia perugiae* and examined how enrichment impacts growth, health, and reproduction in clones of the Amazon molly, *Poecilia formosa*. Powell has also studied neurotranscriptomic signatures related to mate preference learning in *Heliconius melpomene* butterflies and investigated seasonal plasticity in coloration and behavior in wild butterfly populations.
His scholarly output includes four publications, with an h-index of 1 and a total of 7 citations. Powell collaborates with several researchers at the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville, including Erica L. Westerman, Keity J. Farfán‐Pira, Grace E. Hirzel, and Kiana Kasmaii, with whom he has co-authored multiple publications. His most recent publication is from 2026, indicating recent activity in his research pursuits.
Metrics
- h-index: 1
- Publications: 4
- Citations: 7
Selected Publications
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Neurotranscriptomic signatures of natural variation in mate preference learning in two subspecies of <i>Heliconius melpomene</i> butterflies (2026)
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Synchronous seasonal plasticity in coloration, behaviour and visual gene expression in a wild butterfly population (2025)
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Enrichment effects on growth, health, and reproduction in a single clone of the asexual Amazon molly, <i>Poecilia formosa</i> (2024)
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- Synchronous seasonal plasticity in coloration, behaviour and visual gene expression in a wild butterfly population
- Neurotranscriptomic signatures of natural variation in mate preference learning in two subspecies of <i>Heliconius melpomene</i> butterflies
- Enrichment effects on growth, health, and reproduction in a single clone of the asexual Amazon molly, <i>Poecilia formosa</i>
- Enrichment effects on growth, health, and reproduction in a single clone of the asexual Amazon molly, <i>Poecilia formosa</i>
- Enrichment effects on growth, health, and reproduction in a single clone of the asexual Amazon molly, <i>Poecilia formosa</i>
- Enrichment effects on growth, health, and reproduction in a single clone of the asexual Amazon molly, <i>Poecilia formosa</i>
- Synchronous seasonal plasticity in coloration, behaviour and visual gene expression in a wild butterfly population
- Synchronous seasonal plasticity in coloration, behaviour and visual gene expression in a wild butterfly population
- Synchronous seasonal plasticity in coloration, behaviour and visual gene expression in a wild butterfly population
- Synchronous seasonal plasticity in coloration, behaviour and visual gene expression in a wild butterfly population
- Neurotranscriptomic signatures of natural variation in mate preference learning in two subspecies of <i>Heliconius melpomene</i> butterflies
- Neurotranscriptomic signatures of natural variation in mate preference learning in two subspecies of <i>Heliconius melpomene</i> butterflies
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