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Erin L McCullough

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Proceedings. Biological Sciences|May 16, 2014
Mechanical limits to maximum weapon size in a giant rhinoceros beetleErin L McCullough
Proceedings. Biological Sciences|March 15, 2013
Elaborate horns in a giant rhinoceros beetle incur negligible aerodynamic costsErin L McCullough, Bret W Tobalske
Animal Cognition|August 7, 2012
Interpatch foraging in honeybees-rational decision making at secondary hubs based upon time and motivationDaniel A Najera, Erin L McCullough, Rudolf Jander
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America|September 10, 2014
Structural adaptations to diverse fighting styles in sexually selected weaponsErin L McCullough, Bret W Tobalske, Douglas J Emlen
Evolution; International Journal of Organic Evolution|February 19, 2018
Population density mediates the interaction between pre- and postmating sexual selectionErin L McCullough, Bruno A Buzatto, Leigh W Simmons
Molecular Ecology|April 4, 2017
Benefits of polyandry: Molecular evidence from field-caught dung beetlesErin L McCullough, Bruno A Buzatto, Leigh W Simmons
Trends in Ecology & Evolution|August 1, 2016
Why Sexually Selected Weapons Are Not OrnamentsErin L McCullough, Christine W Miller, Douglas J Emlen
Proceedings. Biological Sciences|June 25, 2020
Quantitative proteomics reveals rapid divergence in the postmating response of female reproductive tracts among sibling speciesErin L McCullough, Caitlin E McDonough, Scott Pitnick, et al.
The American Biology Teacher|July 26, 2021
Exploratory Activities for Understanding Evolutionary Relationships Depicted by Phylogenetic Trees: United but DiverseErin L McCULLOUGH, Lauren Verdeflor, Alaina Weinsztok, et al.
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America|March 7, 2022
The life history of <i>Drosophila</i> sperm involves molecular continuity between male and female reproductive tractsErin L McCullough, Emma Whittington, Akanksha Singh, et al.
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Proceedings. Biological Sciences|May 16, 2014
Mechanical limits to maximum weapon size in a giant rhinoceros beetleErin L McCullough
Proceedings. Biological Sciences|March 15, 2013
Elaborate horns in a giant rhinoceros beetle incur negligible aerodynamic costsErin L McCullough, Bret W Tobalske
Animal Cognition|August 7, 2012
Interpatch foraging in honeybees-rational decision making at secondary hubs based upon time and motivationDaniel A Najera, Erin L McCullough, Rudolf Jander
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America|September 10, 2014
Structural adaptations to diverse fighting styles in sexually selected weaponsErin L McCullough, Bret W Tobalske, Douglas J Emlen
Evolution; International Journal of Organic Evolution|February 19, 2018
Population density mediates the interaction between pre- and postmating sexual selectionErin L McCullough, Bruno A Buzatto, Leigh W Simmons
Molecular Ecology|April 4, 2017
Benefits of polyandry: Molecular evidence from field-caught dung beetlesErin L McCullough, Bruno A Buzatto, Leigh W Simmons
Trends in Ecology & Evolution|August 1, 2016
Why Sexually Selected Weapons Are Not OrnamentsErin L McCullough, Christine W Miller, Douglas J Emlen
Proceedings. Biological Sciences|June 25, 2020
Quantitative proteomics reveals rapid divergence in the postmating response of female reproductive tracts among sibling speciesErin L McCullough, Caitlin E McDonough, Scott Pitnick, et al.
The American Biology Teacher|July 26, 2021
Exploratory Activities for Understanding Evolutionary Relationships Depicted by Phylogenetic Trees: United but DiverseErin L McCULLOUGH, Lauren Verdeflor, Alaina Weinsztok, et al.
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America|March 7, 2022
The life history of <i>Drosophila</i> sperm involves molecular continuity between male and female reproductive tractsErin L McCullough, Emma Whittington, Akanksha Singh, et al.
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