Renee Firman

University of Western Australia

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Leigh W Simmons

University of Western Australia

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Dustin Rubenstein

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Columbia University

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Jessica Hadlow

University of Western Australia

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Jamie Tedeschi

University of Western Australia

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Bruno Alves Buzatto

Flinders University

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Intergenerational response to sperm competition risk in an invasive mammal

Male and female Brandt's voles have higher reproductive success when they have more mating partners regardless of population density

Parental effects on offspring sex ratio in the Numbat (Myrmecobius fasciatus): does captivity influence paternal sex allocation?

The spatial and temporal distribution of females influence the evolution of testes size in Australian rodents

The effect of genital stimulation on competitive fertilization success in house mice

Evolutionary, proteomic, and experimental investigations suggest the extracellular matrix of cumulus cells mediates fertilization outcomes†.

The effect of baculum shape and mating behavior on mating-induced prolactin release in female house mice

Sperm sex ratio adjustment in a mammal

Baculum shape and paternity success in house mice: evidence for genital coevolution.

Of mice and women: advances in mammalian sperm competition with a focus on the female perspective.

The coevolution of male and female genitalia in a mammal: A quantitative genetic insight.

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Leigh W Simmons

Dustin Rubenstein

Jessica Hadlow

Jamie Tedeschi

Bruno Alves Buzatto

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