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Conservation Physiology|July 12, 2021
Evaluating corticosterone as a biomarker for amphibians exposed to increased salinity and ambient corticosteroneBrian J Tornabene, Blake R Hossack, Erica J Crespi, et al.Molecular Ecology|July 16, 2015
History matters more when explaining genetic diversity within the context of the core-periphery hypothesisSarah I Duncan, Erica J Crespi, Nichole M Mattheus, et al.Molecular Ecology Resources|August 27, 2015
Evaluating environmental DNA-based quantification of ranavirus infection in wood frog populationsEmily M Hall, Erica J Crespi, Caren S Goldberg, et al.Endocrinology|July 23, 2005
Urocortins of the South African clawed frog, Xenopus laevis: conservation of structure and function in tetrapod evolutionGraham C Boorse, Erica J Crespi, Frank M Dautzenberg, et al.Ecohealth|April 13, 2013
Natural stressors and ranavirus susceptibility in larval wood frogs (Rana sylvatica)Brooke C Reeve, Erica J Crespi, Christopher M Whipps, et al.Ecology and Evolution|February 20, 2025
Testing the Population-Level Effects of Stress-Induced Susceptibility in the Ranavirus-Wood Frog SystemJesse L Brunner, Nicole C Dahrouge, Erica J Crespi, et al.General and Comparative Endocrinology|February 15, 2014
Comparative endocrinology of leptin: assessing function in a phylogenetic contextRichard L Londraville, Yazmin Macotela, Robert J Duff, et al.Scientific Reports|July 29, 2024
Environmental DNA concentrations vary greatly across productive and degradative conditions, with implications for the precision of population estimatesMeghan B Parsley, Erica J Crespi, Tracy A G Rittenhouse, et al.Frontiers in Zoology|September 20, 2012
Behavioral and physiological female responses to male sex ratio bias in a pond-breeding amphibianKristine L Grayson, Stephen P De Lisle, Jerrah E Jackson, et al.Heredity|February 4, 2021
Ecological adaptation drives wood frog population divergence in life history traitsEmily H Le Sage, Sarah I Duncan, Travis Seaborn, et al.Pageof 6