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The American Naturalist|February 1, 2021
Kin Recognition in Guppies Uses Self-Referencing Based on Olfactory CuesMitchel J Daniel, F Helen RoddBehavioural Brain Research|December 14, 2020
Experimentally altered male mating behaviour affects offspring exploratory behaviour via nongenetic paternal effectsAlex R De Serrano, Mitchel J Daniel, F Helen RoddPhilosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London. Series B, Biological Sciences|June 11, 2026
Negative frequency-dependent behaviours in Trinidadian guppies (Poecilia reticulata): male-male aggression and dispersalAnna Li, F Helen RoddPhilosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London. Series B, Biological Sciences|June 11, 2026
Origins and significance of preference for rare/novel male morphs: Trinidadian guppies as a case studyMitchel James Daniel, F Helen RoddThe American Naturalist|February 27, 2010
Temporally variable multivariate sexual selection on sexually dimorphic traits in a wild insect populationDavid Punzalan, F Helen Rodd, Locke RoweEcology and Evolution|April 24, 2013
The adaptive significance of population differentiation in offspring size of the least killifish, Heterandria formosaJeff Leips, F Helen Rodd, Joseph TravisThe American Naturalist|April 20, 2013
Evolution in population parameters: density-dependent selection or density-dependent fitness?Joseph Travis, Jeff Leips, F Helen RoddProceedings. Biological Sciences|December 20, 2007
Sexual selection mediated by the thermoregulatory effects of male colour pattern in the ambush bug Phymata americanaDavid Punzalan, F Helen Rodd, Locke RoweGenetica|February 26, 2008
Female choice and the relatedness of mates in the guppy (Poecilia reticulata): mate choice and inbreeding depressionTrevor E Pitcher, F Helen Rodd, Locke RoweJournal of Evolutionary Biology|July 18, 2008
Condition dependence of sexually dimorphic colouration and longevity in the ambush bug Phymata americanaD Punzalan, M Cooray, F Helen Rodd, et al.Pageof 4