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Nov
19
2014

Pulses, phenology and ontogeny: Towards a more temporally explicit framework for understanding species interactions

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Nov
17
2014

Olfaction in fish

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Nov
12
2014

Three generations of selection on crop alleles in wild sunflowers

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Nov
10
2014

Gonadal development and steroid production in teleost fishes: Novel insights from molecular networks

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Nov
05
2014

tba

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Nov
03
2014

Deep breathing or breathless?: Aerial respiration in amphibious fishes

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Oct
29
2014

The (co)evolution of plant defenses against parasites over micro- and macroevolutionary time

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Oct
29
2014

Senior Research Associate

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Oct
27
2014

Acoustic trauma and high-frequency hearing adaptations in toothed whales.

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Oct
22
2014

A tale of three species - does biological control take us where we want to go?

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