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Oecologia|November 15, 2003
Chemical settlement inhibition versus post-settlement mortality as an explanation for differential fouling of two congeneric seaweedsSofia A Wikström, Henrik PaviaOecologia|February 20, 2008
Induction of toxin production in dinoflagellates: the grazer makes a differenceJohanna Bergkvist, Erik Selander, Henrik PaviaOecologia|September 8, 2010
Higher resistance to herbivory in introduced compared to native populations of a seaweedHelena Forslund, Sofia A Wikström, Henrik PaviaEcology|November 10, 2010
Physical and biological disturbances interact differently with productivity: effects on floral and faunal richnessJ Robin Svensson, Mats Lindegarth, Henrik PaviaPlos One|April 16, 2013
Costs and benefits of chemical defence in the Red Alga Bonnemaisonia hamiferaGöran M Nylund, Swantje Enge, Henrik PaviaEcology|March 28, 2009
Equal rates of disturbance cause different patterns of diversityJ Robin Svensson, Mats Lindegarth, Henrik PaviaOecologia|January 17, 2007
Mesoherbivores reduce net growth and induce chemical resistance in natural seaweed populationsGunilla B Toth, Malin Karlsson, Henrik PaviaProceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America|June 25, 2009
Formation of harmful algal blooms cannot be explained by allelopathic interactionsPer R Jonsson, Henrik Pavia, Gunilla TothEcology Letters|January 22, 2013
Native generalist herbivores promote invasion of a chemically defended seaweed via refuge-mediated apparent competitionSwantje Enge, Göran Mikael Nylund, Henrik PaviaPlos One|April 2, 2015
Acquired phototrophy through retention of functional chloroplasts increases growth efficiency of the sea slug Elysia viridisFinn A Baumgartner, Henrik Pavia, Gunilla B TothPageof 6