I. D. L. Motte

Signalling fitness: larger males sire more offspring. Studies of the stalk-eyed fly Cyrtodiopsis whitei (Diopsidae, Diptera)

K. Lunau, D. Burkhardt, I. D. L. Motte, 2004, Journal of Comparative Physiology A.

Stalk-Eyed Flies: Caprices of Evolution?

D. Burkhardt, I. D. L. Motte, 1996 .

Big ‘antlers’ are favoured: female choice in stalk-eyed flies (Diptera, Insecta), field collected harems and laboratory experiments

D. Burkhardt, I. D. L. Motte, 1988, Journal of Comparative Physiology A.

How stalk-eyed flies eye stalk-eyed flies: Observations and measurements of the eyes ofCyrtodiopsis whitei (Diopsidae, Diptera)

D. Burkhardt, I. D. L. Motte, 1983, Journal of comparative physiology.

Physiological, behavioural, and morphometric data elucidate the evolutive significance of stalked eyes in Diopsidae (Diptera)

D. Burkhardt, I. D. L. Motte, 1987 .

Selective pressures, variability, and sexual dimorphism in stalk-eyed flies (diopsidae)

D. Burkhardt, I. D. L. Motte, 1985, Naturwissenschaften.

Electrophysiological Studies on the Eyes of Diptera, Mecoptera and Hymenoptera

D. Burkhardt, I. D. L. Motte, 1972 .