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2008.
King, R., R. Gosnell, and A. Mathis.
Discrimination of predatory versus nonpredatory mammals by
box turtles, Terrapene carolina.
Chemoecology: in press.
(49) 2007.
Chivers, D.P., B.D. Wisenden, C. J. Hindman, T. A. Michalak, R. C.
Kusch, S. G. W. Kaminskyj, K.
L. Jack, M. C. O. Ferrari, R.
J. Pollock, C. F. Halbgewachs, M.
S. Pollock, S. Alemadi, C. T. James, R. K. Savaloja, C. P. Goater,
A. Corwin, R. S. Mirza, J. M. Kiesecker, G. E. Brown, J. C. Adrian,
Jr., P. H. Krone, A. R. Blaustein, & A. Mathis.
Epidermal ‘alarm substance’
cells of fishes are maintained by non-alarm functions: possible
defence against pathogens, parasites and UVB radiation.
Proceedings of the
Royal Society of London B
274: 2611-2619. (48) 2007.
Commens, A. and A. Mathis.
Response of three species of darters of the Genus
Etheostoma to chemical
alarm signals from conspecifics and congeners.
Copeia
2007:838—843. (47) 2006. Gibson, A. and A. Mathis. Opercular beat rate for rainbow darters, Etheostoma caeruleum, exposed to chemical stimuli from conspecific and heterospecific fishes. Journal of Fish Biology 69:224-232. (46) Journal of Fish Biology 06.pdf 2006.
Mirza, R. S., A. Mathis, and D. P. Chivers.
Does temporal variation in predation risk influence the
intensity of antipredator responses?
A test of the risk allocation hypothesis.
Ethology
112:43—511. (45) 2004. Hickman, C. R., M. D. Stone, and A. Mathis. Priority use of chemical over visual cues for detection of predators by neotenic graybelly salamanders, Eurycea multiplicata griseogaster. Herpetologica 60:203-210. (44) Hickmanetal04Herpetologica.pdf
2004.
Watson, T. R., A. Mathis, and R. Thompson.
Influence of physical stress, distress cues, and predator
kairomones on the foraging behavior of Ozark zigzag salamanders,
Plethodon angusticlavius.
Behavioural Processes
65:201-209.
(43)
Watsonetal04BehProc.pdf
2003.
Mathis, A.
Use of chemical cues in detection of conspecific predators
and prey by newts, Notophthalmus viridescens.
Chemoecology
13:193-197. (42)
2003.
Mathis, A. and D. P. Chivers.
Overriding the oddity effect in mixed-species aggregations:
group choice by armored and non-armored prey.
Behavioral Ecology
14: 334-339. (41) 2003. Frese, P. W., A. Mathis, and R. Wilkinson. Population characteristics, growth, and spatial activity of Siren intermedia in an intensively managed wetland. Southwestern Naturalist 48:534-542. (40) Siren--J of Herp--2000.pdf
2003.
Mathis, A., K. L. Murray, and C. R. Hickman.
Do experience and body size play a role in responses of
larval ringed salamander, Ambystoma annulatum, to predator
kairomones? Laboratory and field assays.
Ethology 109:159-170. (39) 2003. Wheeler, B. A., E. Prosen, A. Mathis, and R. F. Wilkinson. Population declines of a long-lived salamander: a 20+-year study of hellbenders. Biological Conservation 109:151-156. (38) Wheeleretal03BiolCons.pdf 2000. Mathis, A. and F. Vincent. Differential use of visual and chemical cues in predator recognition and threat-sensitive antipredator behaviour by larval central newts, Notophthalmus viridescens. Canadian Journal of Zoology 78: 1646-1652. (36) Notophthalmus--Can J Zool--2000.pdf
2000. Whitham, J. and A. Mathis.
Effects of hunger and predation risk on foraging behavior of
graybelly salamanders, Eurycea multiplicata.
Journal of Chemical Ecology 26:1659-1665. (35)
2000. Sullivan, A. M., P. W. Frese, and
A. Mathis. Does the
aquatic salamander, Siren intermedia, respond to chemical
cues from prey?
Journal of Herpetology 34:607-611. (34) 2000. Maksimowich, D. and A. Mathis. Parasitized salamanders are inferior competitors for territories and food resources. Ethology 106:319-329. (32) Ethology 2000.pdf 2000. Mathis, A., D. W. Schmidt, and K. A. Medley. The influence of residency status on agonistic behavior of male and female Ozark zigzag salamanders, Plethodon angusticlavius. The American Midland Naturalist 143:245-249 . (31) American Midland Naturalist 2001.pdf
1999.
Commens, A. and A. Mathis.
Alarm pheromones of rainbow darters (Etheostoma caeruleum):
responses to skin extracts of conspecifics and congeners (Etheostoma
juliae). Journal
of Fish Biology 55:1359-1362. (30)
1999.
Anderson, M. and A. Mathis.
Diets of two sympatric tropical salamanders, Bolitoglossa
mexicana and B. rufescens, with notes on
reproduction for B. rufescens.
Journal of Herpetology 33:601-607. (29)
1999.
Mathis, A. and E. Britzke.
Asymmetries in body size and experience influence agonistic
displays in the zigzag salamander, Plethodon
angusticlavius.
Herpetologica 55:344-352. (28)
1998. Mathis, A., K. Deckard and C. Duer.
Laboratory evidence for territorial behavior by the southern
red-backed salamander, Plethodon serratus: Influence of
residency status and pheromonal advertisement. Southwestern
Naturalist 43:1-5. (27)
1998. Mathis, A. and D. Lancaster.
Response of terrestrial salamanders to chemical stimuli from
distressed conspecifics.
Amphibia-Reptilia 19:330-335. (26)
1998. Summey, M. R. and A. Mathis.
Alarm responses to chemical stimuli from damaged conspecifics
by three species of Neotropical tadpoles. Herpetologica
54:402-408. (25)
1998. Mason, R. T., D. P. Chivers, A.
Mathis, and A. R. Blaustein.
Bioassay Methods for amphibians and reptiles In: Methods
in Chemical Ecology, Volume II, Bioassay Methods (J.G.
Millar and K. F. Haynes, eds.), pp.271-325.
Chapman and Hall.
London. (24) 1998. Woody, D. and A. Mathis. Acquired recognition of chemical stimuli from an unfamiliar predator: Associative learning by adult newts, Notophthalmus viridescens. Copeia 1998:1027-1031. (23) Notophthalmus--Copeia--1998.pdf
1997. Goddard, K. and A. Mathis.
Do opercular flaps of male longear sunfish (Lepomis
megalotis) serve as sexual ornaments during female mate choice?
Ethology, Ecology, and Evolution 3:223-231. (22) 1997. Woody, D. and A. Mathis. Avoidance of areas labeled with chemical stimuli from damaged conspecifics by adult newts, Notophthalmus viridescens, in a natural habitat. Journal of Herpetology 31:316-318. (21) Notophthalmus--J of Herp--1997.pdf
1997. Mathis, A. and W.W. Hoback.
The influence of chemical stimuli from predators on pre-copulatory
pairing by the amphipod, Gammarus pseudolimnaeus. Ethology
103:33-40. (20)
1997. Goddard, K. and A. Mathis.
Microhabitat preferences of longear sunfish: low light
intensity versus submerged cover. Environmental Biology of Fishes
49:495-499. (19)
1996. Mathis, A., D.P. Chivers and
R.J.F. Smith. Cultural
transmission of predator recognition in fishes: Intraspecific and
interspecific learning. Animal Behaviour 51:185-201. (18
1995. Mathis, A., D.P. Chivers and
R.J.F. Smith. Chemical
alarm signals: Predator deterrents or predator attractants?
The American Naturalist 145:994-1005.
(17)
1995. Mathis, A., R.G. Jaeger, W.H.
Keen, P.K. Ducey, S.C. Walls and B.W. Buchanan.
Aggression and territoriality by salamanders and a comparison
with the territorial behavior of frogs.
In: Amphibian Biology, Vol. 2 (H. Heatwole and B.K.
Sullivan, eds.), pp. 633-676.
Surrey Beatty and Sons, New South Wales, Australia.
(16)
1994. Mathis, A. and R. Simons.
Size‑dependent responses of resident male red‑backed
salamanders to chemical stimuli from conspecifics.
Herpetologica 50:335‑344. (15)
1993. Gelowitz, C., A. Mathis and R.J.F.
Smith. Chemosensory
recognition of northern pike (Esox lucius) by brook
stickleback (Culaea inconstans): Population differences and
influence of predator diet.
Behaviour 127:105‑118. (14)
1993. Mathis, A. and R.J.F. Smith.
Chemical arolina of northern pike (Esox lucius) by the
alarm pheromone of fathead minnows (Pimephales promelas).
Journal of Chemical Ecology 19:1967‑1979. (13)
1993. Mathis, A. and R.J.F. Smith.
Intraspecific and cross‑superorder responses to a chemical
alarm signal by brook stickleback.
Ecology 74:2395‑2404. (12
1993. Mathis, A. and R.J.F. Smith.
Chemical alarm signals increase the survival time of fathead
minnows (Pimephales promelas) during encounters with northern
pike (Esox lucius).
Behavioral Ecology 4:260‑265. (11) 1993. Mathis, A. and R.J.F. Smith. Fathead minnows (Pimephales promelas) learn to recognize pike (Esox lucius) as predators on the basis of chemical stimuli from minnows in the pike’s diet. Animal Behaviour 46:645‑656. (10)
1993. Mathis, A., D.C. Chivers, and R.J.F.
Smith. Population
differences in responses of fathead minnows (Pimephales promelas)
to chemical and visual stimuli from predators.
Ethology 93:31‑40. (9)
1992. Mathis, A. and R.J.F. Smith.
Avoidance of areas marked with chemical alarm substances by
fathead minnows (Pimephales promelas) in a natural habitat.
Canadian Journal
of Zoology 70:1473‑1476. (8)
1991. Mathis, A.
Large male advantage for access to females: evidence of male‑male
competition and female discrimination in a territorial salamander.
Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology 29:133‑138. (7)
1991. Mathis, A.
Territories of male and female terrestrial salamanders: costs,
benefits and intersexual spatial associations.
Oecologia 86:433‑440. (6)
1990. Mathis, A.
Territorial salamanders assess sexual competitive information via
chemical signals. Animal
Behaviour 40:953‑962. (5)
1990. Mathis, A.
Territoriality in a terrestrial salamander: the influence of
resource quality and body size.
Behaviour 112:162‑175. (4)
1989. Walls, S.C., A. Mathis, R.G. Jaeger
and W.F. Gergits. Male
salamanders with high quality diets have faeces attractive to females.
Animal Behaviour
38:546‑548. (3)
1989. Mathis, A.
Do seasonal spatial distributions in a terrestrial salamander
reflect reproductive behavior or territoriality?
Copeia 1989:788‑791. (2)
1988. Mathis, A. and F.R. Moore.
Geomagnetism and the homeward orientation of the box turtle,
Terrapene carolina.
Ethology 78:265‑274. (1)
Non-refereed Publications Mathis, A.
2002. The fall of Missouri’s
giant salamanders: Decline of hellbender populations.
The Glade 5: 2-3. (3) Mathis, A., D. P. Chivers, B. D. Wisenden, G. E.
Brown, and R. S. Mirza.
2000. A tribute to R. Jan F.
Smith 1940-1998. Oikos
88: 100-102. (2) Chivers, D. P., A. Mathis, G. E. Brown, R. S. Mirza, and B. D. Wisenden. 1999. Scratching the skin of predator-prey interaction in fishes: a tribute to R. Jan F. Smith (1940-1998). Environmental Biology of Fishes 56:343-350. (1) |
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