selected publications
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academic article
- Capital vs. income - dependent optimal birth date in two North American ungulates. Ecosphere. 8.0. 2017
- A comprehensive test of the Trivers-Willard hypothesis in pronghorn (Antilocapra americana). Journal of Mammalogy. 97:179-186. 2016
- How Pronghorn Females Avoid Inbreeding Depression. Ethology. 122:973-981. 2016
- Social and Genetic Structure Associated with Migration in Pronghorn. Biological Conservation. 168:108-115. 2013
- Genetic evidence of inbreeding avoidance in pronghorn. Journal of Zoology. 288:119-126. 2012
- Do Single Point Condition Measurements Predict Fitness in Female Pronghorn (antilocapra Americana)?. Canadian Journal of Zoology. 90:729-735. 2012
- Bateman in Nature: Predation on Offspring Reduces the Potential for Sexual Selection. Science. 338:802-804. 2012
- Genetic versus Census Estimators of the Opportunity for Sexual Selection in the Wild. American Naturalist. 179:451-462. 2012
- Inbreeding depression in pronghorn (Antilocapra americana) fawns. Molecular Ecology. 20:4889-4898. 2011
- Maternal Investment by Yellowstone Pronghorn Following Winter Habitat Deterioration. Western North American Naturalist. 71:222-233. 2011
- Influences of wolves and high-elevation dispersion on reproductive success of pronghorn (Antilocapra americana). Journal of Mammalogy. 91:712-721. 2010
- Ten polymorphic microsatellite markers for pronghorn (Antilocapra americana). Conservation Genetics Resources. 2:81-84. 2010
- Predator-Specific Mortality Of Pronghorn On Yellowstone'S Northern Range. Western North American Naturalist. 69:186-194. 2009
- Determinants of Survival and Fecundity Through a Population Bottleneck in Pronghorn (antilocapra Americana). Journal of Mammalogy. 89:1124-1129. 2008
- Frequency and Correlates of Birth-site Fidelity in Pronghorns (antilocapra Americana). Journal of Mammalogy. 87:312-317. 2006
- A Dry Summer Diminishes Mate Search Effort by Pronghorn Females: Evidence For a Significant Cost of Mate Search. Ethology. 112:74-80. 2006
- Good Genes Sexual Selection in Nature. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America. 103:16343-16345. 2006
- A Large Cost of Female Mate Sampling in Pronghorn. American Naturalist. 166:661-668. 2005
- DNA Microsatellites of Pronghorn (antilocapra Americana). Molecular Ecology Notes. 3:10-11. 2003
- Microsatellite Analysis Reveals Multiple Paternity in a Population of Wild Pronghorn Antelopes (antilocapra Americana). Journal of Mammalogy. 84:1237-1243. 2003
- Play's the Thing. Natural History. 108:40-45. 1999
- The Distribution of Play Behaviour Among Australian Marsupials. Journal of Zoology. 247:349-356. 1999
- Mortality Risk to Young Pronghorns from Handling. Journal of Mammalogy. 78:894-899. 1997
- Pronghorn Females Choose Vigorous Mates. Animal Behaviour. 47:33-43. 1994
- Mobility Gradient - Useful, General, Falsifiable. Behavioral and Brain Sciences. 15:270-271. 1992
- Kin Recognition in Vertebrates - What Do We Really Know About Adaptive Value. Animal Behaviour. 41:1079-1083. 1991
- Energetic Cost of Locomotor Play in Pronghorn Fawns. Animal Behaviour. 41:1007-1013. 1991
- Heritability of Locomotor Play in House Mice, Mus-domesticus. Animal Behaviour. 42:891-897. 1991
- Sex-specific Maternal Investment in Pronghorn, and the Question of a Limit on Differential Provisioning in Ungulates. Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology. 26:157-164. 1990
- Pronghorns in - and Out of - a Rut - What Could Cause a Long-standing System of Territoriality to Fall Apart. Natural History. 38-38. 1989
- Mating System Shift in a Pronghorn Population. Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology. 22:355-360. 1988
- Age-related-changes in Reproductive Effort of Male Bison. Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology. 21:91-96. 1987
- Why the Deer and the Antelope Play - Whether At Home on the Range Or High Up in the Mountains, Young Ungulates Give Their All to Get Into Shape. Natural History. 96:54-60. 1987
- Do Pronghorn Mothers Reveal the Locations of Their Hidden Fawns. Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology. 13:147-156. 1983
- Social, Spacing, and Cooperative Behavior of the Collared Peccary, Tayassu-tajacu. Journal of Mammalogy. 62:767-785. 1981
- Environmental Effects on Prenatal Growth Rate in Pronghorn and Bighorn: Further Evidence For Energy Constraint on Sex-biased Maternal Expenditure. Behavioral Ecology. 6:451-457.