John Fitzpatrick

Assistant Lecturer

Stockholm University

Sweden

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John Fitzpatrick is an Assistant Lecturer at Stockholms Universitet in Sweden. His research primarily focuses on sexual selection, reproductive strategies, and the evolution of male and female traits in various fish species. Recent articles explore topics such as the influence of habitat complexity on sexual selection, the evolutionary implications of parental care, and resource-dependent reproductive interactions.

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Alexander Kotrschal

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Niclas Kolm

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Stefan Lüpold

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Rhonda Snook

Stockholm University

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Articles (16)

Habitat complexity alters the strength of sexual selection on female brain size in a livebearing fish

On sperm length mean-variance relationships

Parental care drives the evolution of male reproductive accessory glands across ray-finned fishes

How resource acquisition influences the detection of trade-offs

Relative telencephalon size does not affect collective motion in the guppy (Poecilia reticulata)

One size does not fit all: female–male interactions on the path to fertilization

Examining the potential for resource-dependent female reproductive fluid-sperm interactive effects in a livebearing fish.

Fertilization mode differentially impacts the evolution of vertebrate sperm components

Resource-dependent investment in male sexual traits in a viviparous fish

Are behavioral responses to eyespots in sticklebacks influenced by the visual environment? An experimental examination

Sex‐specific inbreeding depression: A meta‐analysis

SpermTree, a species-level database of sperm morphology spanning the animal tree of life

Fertilization mode drives sperm length evolution across the animal tree of life.

Does brain size affect mate choice? An experimental examination in pygmy halfbeaks

Male–male behavioral interactions drive social-dominance-mediated differences in ejaculate traits

How sperm competition shapes the evolution of testes and sperm: a meta-analysis

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Sigal Balshine

Ariel Kahrl

Alexander Kotrschal

Niclas Kolm

Stefan Lüpold

Rhonda Snook

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