PUBLICATIONS:
119 Published peer-reviewed works (103 published journal articles, 16 book
chapters).
103)
LaDage, L. D.; R. M. Maged, Roxolana, M. V. Forney, T. C. Roth II, B. Sinervo,
V. V. Pravosudov, Vladimir V. Interaction between territoriality, spatial
environment, and hippocampal neurogenesis in male side-blotched lizards. Behavioral
Neuroscience 127: 555-565. doi: 10.1037/a0032852
102) Boretto, J. M., F. Cabezas-Cartes, E. L. Kubisch,
B. Sinervo, and N. R. IbargŸengoyat’a. 2013. Volcanic ashes from the
Puyehue-Cord—n Caulle eruption affected female reproduction and body mass of
the endemic lizard Phymaturus spectabilis from Patagonia (Argentina). Herpetological Conservation and Biology,
in press.
101) Boretto, J. M., F.
Cabezas-Cartes, F. Tappari, F. R. MendŽz-De la Cruz, B. Sinervo, B., A. J.
Scolaro and N. R. IbargŸengoyat’a. 2013. Female lizards skip reproduction in cold and
harsh environments of Patagonia, Argentina: Reproductive biology of Phymaturus spectabilis (Liolaemidae). Herpetological Conservation and Biology,
in press.
100)
Paranjpe,
D. A., E. Bastiaans, A. Patten, R. D. Cooper, and B. Sinervo 2013. Evidence of maternal effects on temperature
preference in side-blotched lizards: implications for evolutionary response to
climate change. Evolutionary Ecology. doi: 10.1002/ece3.614.
99) San-Jose, L. M., F. Granado-Larencio, B. Sinervo, and P. Fitze. 2013. Iridophores and Not
Carotenoids Account for Chromatic Variation of Carotenoid-Based Coloration in
Common Lizards (Lacerta vivipara ).
American Naturalist 181:396-409.
98)
Luja, V. H., B. Sinervo and R. Rodriguez-Estrella. 2013. Observaciones
sobre la dieta de la culebra de agua Thamnophis
hammondii en un oasis
de Baja California Sur, MŽxico. Revista
Mexicana de Biodiversidad, 84: 697-700, DOI: 10.7550/rmb.32185.
97)
LaDage, L.D., T. C. Roth, A. M. Cerjanic, B. Sinervo, and V. V. Pravosudov.
2012. Spatial memory: are lizards really deficient? Biol. Lett. 2012 8, doi:
10.1098/rsbl.2012.0527
96) Corl, A., L.
Lancaster and B. Sinervo. 2012. Rapid Formation of Reproductive Isolation between Two Populations of
Side-Blotched Lizards, Uta stansburiana. Copeia 2012:593-602. (Awarded Best Paper in Copeia, 2013 at the
Joint Meetings of Ichthyology and Herpetology)
95)
Medina, M., A. Scolaro, F. R. MŽndez De la Cruz, B. Sinervo, D. B. Miles, N.
IbargŸengoyt’a. 2012. Thermal biology of genus Liolaemus:
A phylogenetic approach reveals advantages of the genus to survive climate
change.
Journal Thermal Biology, 37: 579-586.
94) Vercken, E., Sinervo, B. and Clobert, J. 2012. The importance of a good
neighbourhood: social environment and dispersal decisions in common lizards.
Behavioral Ecology, 23: 1059-1067.
93)
Davis Robosky AR, A. Corl,
Y. Surget-Groba, H.E. Liwang, and B.
Sinervo. 2012. Direct
Fitness Correlates and Thermal Consequences of Facultative Aggregation in a
Desert Lizard. PLoS ONE 7(7): e40866.
doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0040866
92) Scoular, K. M., W.
C. Caffry, J. L. Tillman, E. S. Finan, S. K. Scwartz, B. Sinervo, and P. Zani. 2011. Multiyear home-range ecology of
common side-blotched lizards in Eastern Oregon with additional analysis of
geographic variation in home-range size. Herpetological Monographs 25: 52-75.
91) Medina, M., B. Sinervo, and
N. IbargŸengoyt’a 2011. Thermal relationships
between body temperature and environment conditions set upper distributional
limits on oviparous species. J. Therm. Biol. 36, 527-534.
90) Sinervo B, D. B. Miles, N. Mart’nez-MŽndez, R. Lara-Resendiz, and
F. R. MŽndez-de-la-Cruz. 2011. Reponse to Comment on ÒErosion of lizard
diversity by climate change and altered thermal niches. Science 332:537-538.
89) Heulin, B., Y. Surget-Groba, B. Sinervo, D. B. Miles, and A.
Guiller. 2010.
Dynamics of haplogroup frequencies and
survival rates in a contact zone of two mtDNA lineages of the lizard Lacerta
vivipara. Ecography 34:
436-447.
88)
Vercken, M., J. Clobert and B. Sinervo.
2010.
Frequency-dependent reproductive success in female common lizards: a real-life
hawk–dove–bully game? Oecologia 162: 49-58.
87)
Camargo, A. R., B. Sinervo, and J. W. Sites Jr. 2010. Lizards
as model organisms for linking phylogeographic and speciation studies. Molecular Ecology 17: 3250-3270.
86) Davis, A, A. Corl, Y. Surget-Groba and B. Sinervo. 2010. Convergent evolution of
kin-based sociality in a lizard.
Proceedings of the Royal Society,
London B: doi:10.1098/rspb.2010.1703.
85) Sinervo B,
F. R. MŽndez-de-la-Cruz, D. B. Miles, B. Heulin, E. Bastiaans, M.
Villagran-Santa Cruz, R. Lara-Resendiz, N. Mart’nez-MŽndez, M. L. Calder—n-Espinosa, R. N. Meza-L‡zaro, H. Gadsden, L. J. Avila, M. Morando, I. J. De la Riva, P.
Victoriano Sepulveda, C. F. Duarte Rocha, N. IbargŸengoyt’a, C. A. Puntriano, M. Massot, V. Lepetz, T. A.
Oksanen, D. G. Chapple, A. M. Bauer, W. R. Branch, J. Clobert, J. W. Sites, Jr.
2010. Erosion of lizard diversity by climate change
and altered thermal niches. Science,
324:894-899.
84) Lancaster, L. T.,
A. G. McAdam, and B. Sinervo. 2010.
Maternal effects and body shape variation integrate alternative reproductive and
antipredator strategies: Stocky is sneaky and lean is mean. Evolution doi:10.1111/j.1558-5646.2010.00941.x.
83) Corl, A., A. R.
Davis, S. R. Kuchta, and B. Sinervo.
2010. Selective loss of polymorphic mating types is
associated with rapid phenotypic evolution
during morphic speciation Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, USA 107:
4294-4259.
82) Barker, F. K., M.
Clamp, A. J. Crawford, R. Hanner, O. H. Hanotte, W. Johnson, J. McGuire, W.
Miller, R. W. Murphy, W. J. Murphy, F. H. Sheldon, B. Sinervo, B. Venkatesh, E. O. Wiley, F. W. Allendorf, S. Baker,
G. Bernardi, S. Brenner, J. Cracraft, M. Diekhans, S. Edwards, J. Estes, P.
Gaubert, A. Graphodatsky, J. A. Marshall Graves, E. D. Green, P. Hebert, K. M.
Helgen, B. Kessing, D. M. Kingsley, H. A. Lewin, G. Luikart, P. Martelli, N.
Nguyen, G. Orti, B. L. Pike, D. M. Rawson, S. C. Schuster, H. Nicol‡s Seu‡nez,
H. B. Shaffer, M. S. Springer, J. M. Stuart, E. Teeling, R. C. Vrijenhoek, R.
D. Ward, R. Wayne, T. M. Williams, N. D. Wolfe, Y.-P. Zhang. 2009. Genome 10K: A Proposition to Obtain Whole Genome Sequence
for 10,000 Vertebrate Species. Journal of Heredity 100: 659-674.
81) Svensson, E. I., A. G. McAdam, and B. Sinervo. 2009. Intralocus
sexual conflict over immune defense and the resolution of gender load in a
natural lizard population. Evolution
63: 3124-3135.
80) Corl, A., A. Davis, S. Kuchta, T. Comendant,
and B. Sinervo. 2009. Alternative
Mating Strategies and the Evolution of Sexual Size Dimorphism in the
Side-Blotched lizard, Uta stansburiana: A Population-Level
Comparative Analysis, Evolution doi:10.1111/j.1558-5646.2009.00791.x.
79) LaDage, L. D., B. J. Riggs, B. Sinervo,
and V. V.
Pravosudov. 2009. Dorsal cortex volume in male side-blotched
lizards, Uta
stansburiana, is
associated with different space use strategies. Animal
Behaviour
78: 91-96
78) Lancaster, L.,
Hipsley, C. and Sinervo, B. 2009. Female
choice for optimal combinations of multiple
male display traits increases offspring survival.
Behavioral Ecology doi:10.1093/beheco/arp088.
77) Kuchta, S.,
Krakauer, A. H. and Sinervo, B.
2008. Why does the yellow-eyed Ensatina have yellow eyes? Batesian mimicry of
Pacific Newts (Genus Taricha) by the
salamander Ensatina eschscholtzii
xanthoptica. Evolution doi:10.1111/j.1558-5646.2008.00338.x.
76) Sinervo, B, Clobert, J., Miles, D. B., McAdam, A. G.
and L. T. Lancaster. 2008.
The role of pleiotropy versus
signaler-receiver gene epistasis in life history trade-offs: dissecting the
genomic architecture of organismal design in social systems. Heredity
101:197-207.
75)
Vercken E, Sinervo B, Clobert J
(2008) Colour variation in female common lizards: why we should speak of
morphs, a reply to Cote et al. Journal of
Evolutionary Biology doi:
10.1111/j.1420-9101.2008.01535.x
74)
Lancaster, Hazard, L., Clobert, J. and Sinervo,
B. 2008.
Corticosterone manipulation reveals
differences in hierarchical organization of multi-dimensional reproductive
trade-offs in r-strategist and K-strategist females.
Journal of Evolutionary Biology 21: 556-565.
72) Mills, S., Hazard, L., Lancaster, L.,
Mappes, T., Miles, D. B., Oksanen, T. and Sinervo,
B. 2008. Gonadotropin hormone modulation of testosterone,
immune function, performance, and behavioral trade-offs
among male morphs of the lizard, Uta
stansburiana. The American Naturalist,
171: 339-357.
71)
Alonzo, S. and Sinervo, B. 2007. The
effect of sexually antagonistic selection on adaptive sex ratio allocation. Evolutionary Ecology Research, 9: 1-21.
70)
Bleay, C., Comendant, T. and Sinervo, B.
2007. An experimental test of frequency dependent selection on male mating
strategy in the field. Proceedings of the
Royal Society, London B. 274:
2019-2025.
69) Calsbeek, R. and Sinervo, B. 2007. Correlational selection on lay date and life
history traits: Experimental manipulations of territory and nest site quality. Evolution 61: 1071-1083.
68)
Lancaster, L., McAdam, A., Wingfield, J. and Sinervo, B. 2007. Adaptive Social and Maternal Induction of
Anti-Predator Dorsal Patterns in a Lizard with Alternative Social Strategies. Ecology Letters, 10: 798-808.
67) Meylan, S., Clobert, J., and Sinervo, B. 2007. Adaptive significance
of maternal induction of density dependent phenotypes. Oikos 116: 650-661.
66) Miller, B.L. and Sinervo, B. 2007. Heritable body size mediates apparent life
history trade-offs in a simultaneous hermaphrodite. Journal of Evolutionary Biology 20: 1554-1562.
65) Miles, D. B., Calsbeek, R., and Sinervo, B. 2007. Corticosterone,
locomotor performance, and metabolism in side-blotched lizards (Uta stansburiana). Hormones and Behavior
51:
548-554.
64) Miles, D. B., Sinervo, B., Nagy, K., Costa, D., Hazard, L., Svensson E.I. 2007. Relating
endocrinology, physiology and behaviour using species with alternative mating
strategies Functional
Ecology 21:
653–665.
63)
Sinervo, B., Heulin, B., Surget-Groba,
Y., Clobert, J., Corl, A., Chaine, A, and Davis, A. 2007. Models
of density-dependent genic selection and a new Rock-Paper-Scissors social
system. The American Naturalist, 170:
663-680.
62) Bleay, C. and Sinervo, B. 2006. Discrete genetic variation in mate choice and a
condition dependent preference function in the side blotched lizard:
Implications for the formation and maintenance of co-adapted gene complexes. Behavioral Ecology 18: 304-310.
61)
Sinervo, B. and Calsbeek, R. 2006.
The developmental and physiological causes and consequences of frequency
dependent selection in the wild. Annual
Review of Ecology and Systematics 37:
581-610.
60)
Sinervo, B., Calsbeek, R.,
Comendant, T., Both, C., Adamopoulou, C. and Clobert, J. 2006b. Genetic and
maternal determinants of effective dispersal: the effect of sire genotype and
size at birth in side-blotched lizards. The
American Naturalist 168: 88-99.
59) Sinervo,
B., Chaine, A., Clobert, J., Calsbeek, R., McAdam, A., Hazard, H.,
Lancaster, L., Alonzo, S., Corrigan, G., and M. Hochberg. 2006.
Self-recognition, color signals and cycles of greenbeard mutualism and
transient altruism. Proceedings of the
National Academy of Sciences (U.S.A.). 102:
7372-7377.
58) Vercken, E., Massot, M., Sinervo, B., and Clobert, J. 2006. Colour
polymorphism and alternative reproductive strategies in females of the common
lizard Lacerta vivipara. Journal of Evolutionary Biology, 20:221-232.
57) Sinervo,
B. 2005. DarwinÕs Finch beaks, Bmp4,
and the developmental origins of novelty. Heredity
10: 1-2.
56)
Svensson, E.I. and Sinervo, B. 2004.
The spatial scale and temporal component of selection in the side-blotched
lizard. The American Naturalist 163: 726-734.
55) Calsbeek, R. and Sinervo, B. 2004. Within-clutch variation in offspring sex
determined by differences in sire body size: cryptic mate choice in the wild. Journal of Evolutionary Biology 17: 464-470.
54) Costa, D. and Sinervo, B. 2004. Field
Physiology: Physiological Insights from Animals in Nature. Annual Review of Physiology 66: 209-238
53)
Huey, R.B., Hertz, P. and Sinervo, B.
2003. Behavioral drive versus behavioral inertia in evolution: a null model
approach. The American Naturalist: 161:357-366. (Award for Best paper, American Naturalist, 2003).
52)
Sinervo, B. and Calsbeek, R. 2003.
Ontogenetic conflict and morphotypic selection on physiology, life history, and
adaptive sex allocation. In symposium volume: Selection and evolution of performance in nature, J. Kingsolver and
R.B. Huey (eds). Integrative and
Comparative Biology 43: 419-430.
50) Sinervo,
B., and Svensson, E.I. 2002. Correlational selection and the evolution of
genomic architecture. Heredity 89: 329-338.
49)
Hochberg, M., Sinervo, B. and Brown,
S. 2003. Socially-mediated speciation. Evolution
57: 154-158.
48) Galis, F.,
Kundr‡t, M., and Sinervo, B. 2003.
An old controversy solved: Bird embryos have five fingers. Trends in Ecology and Evolution 18: 7-9.
47)
Comendant, T., Sinervo, B.,
Svensson, E. and Wingfield, J.
2003. Social competition, corticosterone and survival in female lizard
morphs. Journal of Evolutionary Biology
16: 948-955.
46) Svensson E.I., Sinervo, B. and Comendant, T. 2002. Mechanistic and experimental
analysis of condition and reproduction in a polymorphic lizard. Journal of Evolutionary Biology 15: 1034-1047.
45) Calsbeek, R, and Sinervo, B. 2002a. The ontogeny of territoriality
during maturation. Oecologia 132: 468-477.
43)
Calsbeek, R. and Sinervo, B. 2002c.
An experimental test of the ideal despotic distribution.
Journal of Animal Ecology 71: 513–523
42) Calsbeek, R., Alonzo, S.H., Zamudio, K., Sinervo, B. 2002. Sexual selection and alternative mating
behaviours generate demographic stochasticity in small populations. Proceedings of the Royal Society of London
Series B-Biological Sciences. 269:
157-164.
41) Galis, F., Sinervo, B. and Metz, J.A.J. 2002. The
digital arch model reconsidered. Trends
in Ecology and Evolution 17:
405.
40) Galis, F. and Sinervo, B. 2002. Divergence and
convergence in early embryonic stages of metazoans. Contributions in Zoology 71:
101-113
36) Svensson E.I., Sinervo,
B. Comendant, T. 2001a.
Condition, genotype-by-environment interaction, and correlational selection in
lizard life-history morphs. Evolution
55: 2053-2069.
35) Svensson E.I., Sinervo,
B., Comendant, T. 2001b.
Density-dependent competition and selection on immune function in genetic
lizard morphs. Proceedings of the
National Academy of Sciences, U.S.A. 98:
12561-12565 23: 2001.
34)
Alonzo, S.H. and Sinervo, B. 2000.
Mate choice games, context-dependent good genes, and genetic cycles in the
side-blotched lizard, Uta stansburiana.
Behavioral Ecology Sociobiology 49: 176-186.
33)
Sinervo, B., Miles, D.B., Frankino,
W.A. Klukowski, M., and DeNardo, D.F. 2000. Testosterone, endurance, and Darwinian
fitness: natural and sexual selection on the physiological bases of alternative
male behaviors in side-blotched lizards.
Hormones and Behavior 38: 222-233.
30)
Sinervo, B., Svensson, E. and
Comendant, T. 2000. Density cycles and an offspring quantity and quality game
driven by natural selection. Nature 406: 985-988.
29)
Svensson, E. and Sinervo, B. 2000.
Experimental excursions on adaptive landscapes: density-dependent selection on
egg size. Evolution 54: 1396-1403.
27)
Sinervo, B. and Svensson, E. 1998.
Mechanistic and selective causes of life history trade-offs and plasticity. Oikos 83 432-442.
26)
Rieseberg, L.H., Araias, D.M., Ungerer, M.C., Linder, C.R. and Sinervo, B. 1996. The effects of mating on introgression
between chromosomally divergent sunflower species. Theoretical and Applied Genetics 93: 633-644.
25)
Rieseberg, L.H., Sinervo, B.,
Linder, C.R., Ungerer, M.C. and Arias, D.M. 1996. Role of gene interactions in
hybrid speciation: Evidence from ancient and experimental hybrids. Science 272: 741-745.
24)
Sinervo, B. and Lively, C.M. 1996. The rock-scissors-paper game and the
evolution of alternative male strategies.
Nature 340: 240-246.
23)
Sinervo, B. and Doughty, P. 1996. Interactive effects of offspring size
and timing of reproduction on offspring reproduction: Experimental, maternal,
and quantitative genetic aspects. Evolution 50: 1314-1327.
21)
Sinervo, B. and Dunlap, K.D. 1995. Thyroxine affects behavioral
thermoregulation but not growth rate among populations of the western fence
lizard (Sceloporus occidentalis). Journal
of Comparative Physiological B 164:
509-517.
20)
Doughty, P. and Sinervo, B. 1994. The effects of habitat, time of
hatching, and body size on dispersal in Uta
stansburiana. Journal of
Herpetology 28: 485-490.
19)
Sinervo, B., and Adolph, S.C. 1994. Growth plasticity and thermal
opportunity in Sceloporus
lizards. Ecology 75: 776-790.
17) DeNardo, D.F. and Sinervo, B. 1994b. Effects of corticosterone on activity and
territory size of free-ranging male lizards. Hormones
and Behavior 28: 53-65.
16)
Doughty, P., Sinervo, B. and
Burghardt, G.M. 1994. Sex-biased dispersal in a polygynous
lizard, Uta stansburiana. Animal
Behavior 47: 227-229.
15)
Sinervo, B. 1993. The effect of offspring size on
physiology and life history: manipulation of size using allometric
engineering. Bioscience 43:210-218.
14)
Sinervo, B., Doughty, P., Huey, R.B.
and Zamudio, K. 1992. Allometric engineering: A causal
analysis of natural selection on offspring size. Science
258: 1927-1930.
13)
Sinervo, B. and Licht, P. 1991b. Proximate constraints on the evolution
of egg size, egg number and total clutch mass in lizards. Science
252: 1300-1302.
12)
Sinervo, B. and Licht, P. 1991a. The physiological and hormonal control
of clutch size, egg size and egg shape in Uta
stansburiana: Constraints on the evolution of lizard life histories. Journal
of Experimental Zoology 257:
252-264.
11)
Sinervo, B. and Losos, J.B. 1991. Walking the tight rope: a comparison of
arboreal sprint performance among populations of Sceloporus occidentalis.
Ecology 72: 1225-1237.
10)
Sinervo, B., Hedges, R. and Adolph,
S.C. 1991. Decreased sprint speed as a cost of
reproduction in the lizard Sceloporus
occidentalis: variation among populations. Journal
of Experimental Biology 155:
323-336.
9)
Sinervo, B. and Doyle, R.W. 1990. Life-history analysis in ÒphysiologicalÓ
compared with ÒsiderealÓ time: an example with an amphipod in a varying
environment. Marine Biology 107:
129-139.
8)
Sinervo, B. and Huey, R.B. 1990. Allometric engineering: testing the
causes of interpopulation differences in performance. Science
248: 1106-1109.
7)
Sinervo, B. 1990b. The evolution of thermal physiology and
growth rate between populations of the western fence lizard (Sceloprus occidentalis). Oecologia
83: 228-237.
6)
Sinervo, B. 1990a. The evolution of maternal investment in
lizards: an experimental and comparative analysis of egg size and its effects
on offspring performance. Evolution 44: 279-294.
5)
Losos, J.B. and Sinervo, B. 1989. The effect of morphology and perch size
on sprint performance in Anolis
lizards. Journal of Experimental Biology 145: 23-30.
4)
Boring, L.F., Sinervo, B. and
Schubiger, G. 1989. Experimental phenocopy of a Minute maternal-effect mutation alters
blastoderm determination in embryos of Drosophila
melanogaster. Developmental Biology 132: 343-354.
3) Sinervo, B. and Adolph, S.C. 1989. The thermal sensitivity of growth in
hatchling Sceloporus lizards:
environmental, behavioral and genetic aspects. Oecologia
78: 411-419.
2) Sinervo, B. 1989. The evolution of growth rate in Sceloporus lizards: environmental,
behavioral, maternal, and genetic aspects.
Dissertation, University of
Washington, WA.
1)
Sinervo, B. and McEdward, L.R.
1988. Developmental
consequences of an evolutionary change in egg size: an experimental test. Evolution
42: 885-899.
1)
Sinervo,
B. Behavioral
Ecology: Genetics and Culture.
Text book with companion CD-ROM. Chapters 1-20 completed (proofing
phase), CD-ROM scripting routines complete. (in prep.) online pdfs:
2)
Friedman, D. and Sinervo, B. Evolutionary games in Natural, Virtual and Social
Worlds, in prep, Manuscript due in January 2014
Co-Editor
of book:
1)
Adaptive Genetic Variation in the Wild.
T.A. Mousseau, B. Sinervo, and J.A.
Endler, eds. 2000. Oxford
University Press, New York. 265 pages
16) Lancaster, L.
T. and B. Sinervo. 2010. Epistatic
Social and Endocrine Networks and the Evolution of Life History Trade-offs and
Plasticity, In T. Flatt and A. Heyland, Life history trade-offs: A molecular
perspective. Oxford Univ. Press. in
A. Heyland, and T. Flatt, eds. Molecular mechanisms of Life History Evolution.
Oxford University Press, Oxford, UK.
15) Sinervo, B.
and D. B. Miles. 2010. Hormones
and behavior of reptiles. In R. Nelson and K. Lopez (ed) Hormones and Behavior
of Vertebrates. Academic Press.
14) Clobert, J. and Sinervo B. 2010. Co-Editors of a
textbook section on Phenotypic Plasticity,
with contributed sections by A. Chaine (Introduction), B. Ernande (Theory), E.
Danchin (Information), B. Sinervo
and J. Clobert (Development, Evolution, and Genetics of Plasticity). Biology
textbook, in prep.
13) Sinervo, B., and Calsbeek, R. 2010. Behavioral concepts
of selection: experiments and genetic causes of selection on the sexes. In
Evolutionary Behavioral Ecology. D. Westneat, and C.
Fox (eds). Oxford University Press, Oxford, UK.
12) Sinervo, B., and Clobert, J. 2008. Life
history strategies, multidimensional trade-offs and behavioural syndromes. (in
press) In Behavioral Ecology: An
Evolutionary Perspective on Behaviour (E. Danchin, L.-A. Giraldeau, and F.
CŽzilly (eds). Oxford University Press, Oxford, UK.
9)
Galis, F. and Sinervo, B. 2003.
Conserved early embryonic stages. In:
Keywords and Concepts in Evolutionary Developmental Biology. Brian K. Hall
and Wendy M. Olson (eds.). Harvard University Press, Cambridge M.A.
8)
Zamudio K.R. and Sinervo, B. 2003. Ecological and social contexts for
the evolution of alternative mating strategies. In:
Territoriality, Dominance, and
Sexual Selection: Adaptive
Variation in Social Behavior among Individuals, Populations, and Species of
Lizards. S.F. Fox, T.A. Baird,
and J.K. McCoy, eds. Johns Hopkins
University Press, Baltimore, MD.
7)
Sinervo, B. 2001. Selection in local
neighborhoods, graininess of social environments, and the ecology of
alternative strategies, in L.
Dugatkin (ed.) Model Systems in
Behavioral Ecology. Princeston, NJ: Princeston University Press.
6)
Sinervo, B. 2000. Adaptation,
natural selection, and optimal life history allocation. In: Adaptive Genetic Variation in the Wild. T.A. Mousseau, B. Sinervo and J.A.
Endler, eds. Oxford University Press, New York. pp. 41-64.
5)
Sinervo, B. 1997. Adaptive maternal effects in
lizards. In: Adaptive Maternal Effects.
T. Mousseau and C. Fox, eds.
Oxford University Press, Oxford, England. pp. 288-306.
4)
Sinervo, B. and Basolo, A.L. 1996. Testing adaptation using phenotypic
manipulations. In: Adaptation. M.R. Rose and G. Lauder,
eds. Academic Press, New York. pp.
148-185.
3)
Sinervo, B. 1994a. Experimental tests of allocation
paradigms. In: Lizard Ecology III, E.R. Pianka and L.J. Vitt, eds. Princeton University Press, Princeton,
NJ. 73-93.
2)
Sinervo, B. 1994b. Experimental manipulations of clutch and
egg size of lizards: mechanistic, evolutionary, and conservation aspects. In: Captive
Management and Husbandry of Reptiles and Amphibians. J.B. Murphy, K. Adler and T.C. Collins,
eds. SSAR, Cornell, NY. 183-193.
1)
Sinervo, B. 1991. Experimental and comparative analyses of
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