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Grant GilchristEnvironment CanadaVerified email at ec.gc.ca
Mark MalloryCanada Research Chair, Biology, Acadia UniversityVerified email at acadiau.ca
Brian LeungVerified email at mcgill.ca
Janet KoprivnikarAssociate Professor, Department of Chemistry and Biology, Ryerson UniversityVerified email at ryerson.ca
J F ProvencherCanadian Wildlife Service, Environment and Climate Change CandaVerified email at cmail.carleton.ca
Marc J. LajeunesseAssociate Professor, University of South FloridaVerified email at usf.edu
Patrick J. WeatherheadProfessor Emeritus, University of IllinoisVerified email at illinois.edu
Sebastien DescampsNorwegian Polar InstituteVerified email at npolar.no
Joël BêtyUniversité du Québec à RimouskiVerified email at uqar.ca
Julia J. MlynarekAgriculture and Agri-Food CanadaVerified email at canada.ca
Thomas N. SherrattProfessor of Evolutionary Ecology, Carleton UniversityVerified email at Carleton.ca
Oliver P. LoveCanada Research Chair in Integrative Ecology - University of WindsorVerified email at uwindsor.ca
Laura NagelAdjunct Assistant Professor Biology Department, Queen's University. Kingston, CanadaVerified email at queensu.ca
Samuel A. IversonCanadian Wildlife Service, Ottawa, CanadaVerified email at canada.ca
David HouleFlorida State UniversityVerified email at bio.fsu.edu
Ian G. JamiesonDepartnment of Zoology, University of OtagoVerified email at otago.ac.nz
Alex WongAssociate Professor, Carleton UniversityVerified email at carleton.ca
Myron L SmithCarleton UniversityVerified email at carleton.ca
David F SherryAdvanced Facility for Avian Research, Western University, London ON, CanadaVerified email at uwo.ca
Gregory BulteCarleton UniversityVerified email at carleton.ca

Mark Forbes

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parasitology ecology evolution


Title	Cited by	Year
Fluctuating asymmetry as a bioindicator of stress: comparing efficacy of analyses involving multiple traits B Leung, MR Forbes, D Houle The American Naturalist 155 (1), 101-115, 2000	360	2000
Male biases in parasitism of mammals: effects of study type, host age, and parasite taxon G Schalk, MR Forbes Oikos 78 (1), 67-74, 1997	275	1997
Parasitism and host reproductive effort MRL Forbes Oikos, 444-450, 1993	264	1993
Fluctuating asymmetry in relation to stress and fitness: effects of trait type as revealed by meta-analysis B Leung, MR Forbes Ecoscience 3 (4), 400-413, 1996	212	1996
Females have a larger hippocampus than males in the brood-parasitic brown-headed cowbird DF Sherry, MR Forbes, M Khurgel, GO Ivy Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 90 (16), 7839-7843, 1993	206	1993
Natal philopatry in passerine birds: genetic or ecological influences? PJ Weatherhead, MRL Forbes Behavioral Ecology 5 (4), 426-433, 1994	197	1994
Host range and local parasite adaptation MJ Lajeunesse, MR Forbes Proceedings of the royal society of london. Series b: biological sciences …, 2002	182	2002
Sex-biased parasitism of avian hosts: relations to blood parasite taxon and mating system DG McCurdy, D Shutler, A Mullie, MR Forbes Oikos, 303-312, 1998	171	1998
Modelling fluctuating asymmetry in relation to stress and fitness B Leung, MR Forbes Oikos, 397-405, 1997	150	1997
Variable reporting and quantitative reviews: a comparison of three meta‐analytical techniques MJ Lajeunesse, MR Forbes Ecology Letters 6 (5), 448-454, 2003	129	2003
Risk-taking by female ducks: intra-and interspecific tests of nest defense theory MRL Forbes, RG Clark, PJ Weatherhead, T Armstrong Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology 34 (2), 79-85, 1994	103	1994
Host race formation in the Acari S Magalhães, MR Forbes, A Skoracka, M Osakabe, C Chevillon, ... Experimental and Applied Acarology 42 (4), 225-238, 2007	101	2007
Condition and fecundity of the damselfly, Enallagma ebrium (Hagen): the importance of ectoparasites MRL Forbes, RL Baker Oecologia 86 (3), 335-341, 1991	99	1991
Sex ratios, mating behavior and sexual size dimorphism of the northern water snake, Nerodia sipedon PJ Weatherhead, FE Barry, GP Brown, MRL Forbes Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology 36 (5), 301-311, 1995	91	1995
Seabirds as indicators of aquatic ecosystem conditions: a case for gathering multiple proxies of seabird health ML Mallory, SA Robinson, CE Hebert, MR Forbes Marine Pollution Bulletin 60 (1), 7-12, 2010	90	2010
Ectoparasites and mating success of male Enallagma ebrium damselflies (Odonata: Coenagrionidae) MRL Forbes Oikos, 336-342, 1991	89	1991
Fluctuating asymmetry in relation to indices of quality and fitness in the damselfly, Enallagmaebrium (Hagen) B Leung, MR Forbes Oecologia 110 (4), 472-477, 1997	80	1997
Costs of reproduction in a long-lived bird: large clutch size is associated with low survival in the presence of a highly virulent disease S Descamps, HG Gilchrist, J Bêty, EI Buttler, MR Forbes Biology Letters 5 (2), 278-281, 2009	77	2009
Chromosome segregation DJ Sherratt, IF Lau, FX avier Barre Current opinion in microbiology 4 (6), 653-659, 2001	76	2001
Immune expression in a damselfly is related to time of season, not to fluctuating asymmetry or host size CP Yourth, MR Forbes, BP Smith Ecological Entomology 27 (1), 123-128, 2002	71	2002

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