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2013.V.14	Contemporary evolution, allelic recycling, and adaptive radiation of the threespine stickleback. Michael A. Bell & Windsor E. Aguirre (mabell@life.bio.sunysb.edu) in Stickleback Behaviour & Evolution: contributions from the Seventh International Conference edited by Andrew P. Hendry & Catherine L. Peichel
2013.V.6	Regressive evolution of the pelvic complex in stickleback fishes: a study of convergent evolution. Tom Klepaker, Kjartan Østbye & Michael A. Bell (Tom.Klepaker@bio.uib.no) in Stickleback Behaviour & Evolution: contributions from the Seventh International Conference edited by Andrew P. Hendry & Catherine L. Peichel
2013.V.6	The implications of pelvic reduction in threespine stickleback for long-term persistence of populations. John A. Baker, Lauren A. Ackein, David C. Heins, Richard W. King & Susan A. Foster (jbaker@clarku.edu) in Stickleback Behaviour & Evolution: contributions from the Seventh International Conference edited by Andrew P. Hendry & Catherine L. Peichel
2013.V.3	Testing for local adaptation in the Gasterosteus–Gyrodactylus host-parasite system. Nellie Konijnendijk, Joost A. M. Raeymaekers, Sandra Vandeuren, Lize Jacquemin & Filip A. M. Volckaert (Nellie.Konijnendijk@bio.kuleuven.be) in Stickleback Behaviour & Evolution: contributions from the Seventh International Conference edited by Andrew P. Hendry & Catherine L. Peichel
2013.V.2	Can ecotypic differences in male courtship behavior be explained by visual cues provided by female threespine stickleback? Lily C. Hughes, Susan A. Foster & John A. Baker (lilychughes@gmail.com) in Stickleback Behaviour & Evolution: contributions from the Seventh International Conference edited by Andrew P. Hendry & Catherine L. Peichel
2013.V.2	anyFish: Open-source software to generate animated fish models for behavioral studies. Thor Veen, Spencer J. Ingley, Rongfeng Cui, Jon Simpson, Mohammad Rahmani Asl, Ji Zhang, Trisha Butkowski, Wen Li, Chelsea Hash, Jerald B. Johnson, Wei Yan & Gil G. Rosenthal (veen@biodiversity.ubc.ca) in Stickleback Behaviour & Evolution: contributions from the Seventh International Conference edited by Andrew P. Hendry & Catherine L. Peichel
2013.V.2	Genetic and plastic contributions to trait divergence between parapatric habitats: female life-history traits in threespine stickleback from the Misty Lake system. John A. Baker, Katja Räsänen, Jean-Sébastien Moore & Andrew P. Hendry (jbaker@clarku.edu) in Stickleback Behaviour & Evolution: contributions from the Seventh International Conference edited by Andrew P. Hendry & Catherine L. Peichel
2013.IV.21	Stickleback research: the now and the next. Andrew P. Hendry, Catherine L. Peichel, Blake Matthews, Janette W. Boughman & Patrik Nosil (Andrew.Hendry@McGill.ca) introduction to Stickleback Behaviour & Evolution: contributions from the Seventh International Conference edited by Andrew P. Hendry & Catherine L. Peichel
2013.IV.15	The pattern of dioecy in terrestrial, temperate plant succession. Jordan P. Sinclair, Jacob L. Korte & D. Carl Freeman (Al8577@wayne.edu)
2013.IV.5	Hendry Vineyard stickleback: testing for contemporary lake-stream divergence. Andrew P. Hendry, Aspen S. Hendry & Cedar A. Hendry (andrew.hendry@mcgill.ca) in Stickleback Behaviour & Evolution: contributions from the Seventh International Conference edited by Andrew P. Hendry & Catherine L. Peichel
2013.IV.5	Female life-history traits in a species pair of threespine stickleback in Mud Lake, Alaska. Anjali D. Karve, John A. Baker & Frank A. von Hippel (anjali.karve@mail.utoronto.ca) in Stickleback Behaviour & Evolution: contributions from the Seventh International Conference edited by Andrew P. Hendry & Catherine L. Peichel
2013.IV.4	Mitochondrial phylogeography of the land snail Cornu aspersum: Tracing population history and the impact of human-mediated invasion in austral South America. Juan Diego Gaitán-Espitia, Rodrigo Scheihing, Elie Poulin, Paulina Artacho & Roberto F. Nespolo (robertonespolorossi@gmail.com)
2013.III.25	Is it just a coincidence? Aposematic polymorphism and sex ratio distortion co-occurring in a tropical butterfly. Sami Saeed M. Hassan, Eihab Idris & Michael E. N. Majerus (samisaeedmh@yahoo.com)
2013.III.17	Impact of marine-subsidized predators on lemming-plant oscillations. Tarja Oksanen, Lauri Oksanen, Gunnar Söderbacka, Katrine Hoset, Lise Ruffino & Maria Tuomi (tarja.oksanen@utu.fi)
2013.III.13	Correlates of red throat coloration in female sticklebacks and their potential evolutionary significance. Lengxob Yong, Ruqing Guo, Daniel S. Wright, Samantha A. Mears, Michele Pierotti & Jeffrey S. McKinnon (mckinnonj@ecu.edu) in Stickleback Behaviour & Evolution: contributions from the Seventh International Conference edited by Andrew P. Hendry & Catherine L. Peichel
2013.III.13	Evidence for adaptive sex allocation in Tamalia coweni (Hemiptera: Aphididae) in response to nutrient variability in Arctostaphylos patula. George Colin Purdy & Donald G. Miller (DGMiller@csuchico.edu)
2013.III.7	Natural selection and the adaptive radiation of Haida Gwaii stickleback. Thomas E. Reimchen, Carolyn Bergstrom & Patrik Nosil (reimchen@uvic.ca) in Stickleback Behaviour & Evolution: contributions from the Seventh International Conference edited by Andrew P. Hendry & Catherine L. Peichel
2013.III.7	Spatial learning ability of the threespine stickleback (Gasterosteus aculeatus) in relation to inferred ecology and ancestry. Peter J. Park (peter.park@nyack.edu) in Stickleback Behaviour & Evolution: contributions from the Seventh International Conference edited by Andrew P. Hendry & Catherine L. Peichel
2013.III.7	Sensory exploitation and indicator models may explain red pelvic spines in the brook stickleback Culaea inconstans. Andrew Hodgson, A. R. Black & Ryan Hull (noonemaycomehere@gmail.com) in Stickleback Behaviour & Evolution: contributions from the Seventh International Conference edited by Andrew P. Hendry & Catherine L. Peichel
2013.III.7	Pelvic girdle reduction and asymmetry in threespine stickleback from Wallace Lake, Alaska. Emily A. Lescak, Frank A. von Hippel, Richard R. Bernhardt & Michael A. Bell (elescak@alaska.edu) in Stickleback Behaviour & Evolution: contributions from the Seventh International Conference edited by Andrew P. Hendry & Catherine L. Peichel
2013.III.5	On Irish sticklebacks: morphological diversification in a secondary contact zone. Mark Ravinet, Paulo A. Prodöhl & Chris Harrod (mravinet01@qub.ac.uk) in Stickleback Behaviour & Evolution: contributions from the Seventh International Conference edited by Andrew P. Hendry & Catherine L. Peichel
2013.III.4	No evidence that stickleback spines directly increase risk of predation by an invertebrate predator. Kenyon B. Mobley, Rocio Colas Ruiz, Frank Johansson, Göran Englund & Folmer Bokma (mobley@evolbio.mpg.de) in Stickleback Behaviour & Evolution: contributions from the Seventh International Conference edited by Andrew P. Hendry & Catherine L. Peichel
2013.III.4	The potential additive and non-additive benefits of mate choice in the threespine stickleback (Gasterosteus aculeatus). Carl Smith & Rowena Spence (cs101@st-andrews.ac.uk) in Stickleback Behaviour & Evolution: contributions from the Seventh International Conference edited by Andrew P. Hendry & Catherine L. Peichel
2013.III.4	Divergence in thyroid hormone levels between juveniles of marine and stream ecotypes of the threespine stickleback (Gasterosteus aculeatus). Jun Kitano & Sean C. Lema (jkitano@lab.nig.ac.jp) in Stickleback Behaviour & Evolution: contributions from the Seventh International Conference edited by Andrew P. Hendry & Catherine L. Peichel
2013.III.4	Are Japanese freshwater populations of threespine stickleback derived from the Pacific Ocean lineage? Lara M. Cassidy, Mark Ravinet, Seiichi Mori & Jun Kitano (jkitano@lab.nig.ac.jp) in Stickleback Behaviour & Evolution: contributions from the Seventh International Conference edited by Andrew P. Hendry & Catherine L. Peichel
2013.II.15	Intraspecific home range scaling: a case study from the owl limpet (Lottia gigantea). Phillip B. Fenberg (pfenberg@gmail.com)
2013.II.4	Evolution of transmission mode in obligate symbionts. Devin M. Drown, Peter C. Zee, Yaniv Brandvain & Michael J. Wade (dmdrown@indiana.edu)