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The prevalence of weapon damage: a proportional meta-analysis
Published in Animal Behaviour
Sarah M Lane, Erin L. McCullough
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Evolution of reproductive traits at multiple scales: from molecules to morphologies
Department of Biological Science seminar series
Bronx, NY
Sponsored by Fordham University
Erin L. McCullough
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Are weapon allometries steeper in major or minor males? A meta-analysis
Published in Behavioral Ecology
Sydney K Kochensparger, Christina J Painting, Bruno A Buzatto, Erin L McCullough
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The life history of Drosophila sperm involves molecular continuity between male and female reproductive tracts
Published in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences
Erin L McCullough, Emma Whittington, Akanksha Singh, Scott Pitnick, Mariana F Wolfner, Steve Dorus
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Variation in allometry along the weapon-signal continuum
Published in Evolutionary Ecology
Erin L McCullough, Devin M O’Brien
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Commentary: The ecological and evolutionary implications of allometry
Published in Evolutionary Ecology
Emma Sherratt, Erin L McCullough, Christina J Painting
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Quantitative proteomics reveals rapid divergence in the postmating response of female reproductive tracts among sibling species
Published in Proceedings of the Royal Society B
2020
Vol. 287
Issue #1929
Erin L McCullough, Caitlin E McDonough, Scott Pitnick, Steve Dorus
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Exploratory activities for understanding evolutionary relationships depicted by phylogenetic trees: United but diverse
Published in The American biology teacher
Erin L McCullough, Lauren Verdeflor, Alaina Weinsztok, Jason R Wiles, Steve Dorus
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Cost of an elaborate trait: a trade-off between attracting females and maintaining a clean ornament
Published in Behavioral Ecology
Erin L McCullough, Chun-Chia Chou, Patricia RY Backwell
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Staying cool: the importance of shade availability for tropical ectotherms
Published in Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology
C-C Chou, D M Perez, Sophie Johns, R Gardner, K A Kerr, M L Head, E L McCullough, PRY Backwell
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Population density mediates the interaction between pre-and postmating sexual selection
Erin L McCullough, Bruno A Buzatto, Leigh W Simmons
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Benefits of polyandry: Molecular evidence from field-caught dung beetles
Published in Molecular ecology
Erin L McCullough, Bruno A Buzatto, Leigh W Simmons
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Why sexually selected weapons are not ornaments
Published in Trends in Ecology & Evolution
Erin L McCullough, Christine W Miller, Douglas J Emlen
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Selection on male physical performance during male–male competition and female choice
Published in Behavioral Ecology
Erin L McCullough, Leigh W Simmons
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Variation in the allometry of exaggerated rhinoceros beetle horns
Published in Animal Behaviour
Erin L McCullough, Kimberly J Ledger, Devin M O’Brien, Douglas J Emlen
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Structural adaptations to diverse fighting styles in sexually selected weapons
Published in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences
Erin L McCullough, Bret W Tobalske, Douglas J Emlen
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Mechanical limits to maximum weapon size in a giant rhinoceros beetle
Published in Proceedings of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences
2014
Vol. 281
Issue #1786
Erin L McCullough
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Evaluating the costs of a sexually selected weapon: big horns at a small price
Published in Animal Behaviour
Erin L McCullough, Douglas J Emlen
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Elaborate horns in a giant rhinoceros beetle incur negligible aerodynamic costs
Published in Proceedings of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences
2013
Vol. 280
Issue #1758
Erin L McCullough, Bret W Tobalske
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Costs of elaborate weapons in a rhinoceros beetle: how difficult is it to fly with a big horn?
Published in Behavioral Ecology
Erin L McCullough, Paul R Weingarden, Douglas J Emlen
