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E. Forsgren · SciRah

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E. Forsgren

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E. Forsgren — researcher profile on SciRah

h-index: 32
Works: 67
Citations: 4,163

Most-cited papers

Male mate choice selects for female coloration in a fish
T. Amundsen, E. Forsgren
2001Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America418 citations Open access
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Should females prefer dominant males?
A. Qvarnström, E. Forsgren
1998Trends in Ecology & Evolution382 citations
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Unusually dynamic sex roles in a fish
E. Forsgren, T. Amundsen, Å. Borg, Jens Bjelvenmark
2004Nature305 citations
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Predation Risk Affects Mate Choice in a Gobiid Fish
E. Forsgren
1992American Naturalist275 citations
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On the function of female ornaments: male bluethroats prefer colourful females
T. Amundsen, E. Forsgren, Lars T. T. Hansen
1997Proceedings of the Royal Society of London. Series B: Biological Sciences224 citations Open access
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Female sand gobies gain direct benefits by choosing males with eggs in their nests
E. Forsgren, A. Karlsson, C. Kvarnemo
1996Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology196 citations
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Female sand gobies prefer good fathers over dominant males
E. Forsgren
1997Proceedings of the Royal Society of London. Series B: Biological Sciences185 citations Open access
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MODE OF SEXUAL SELECTION DETERMINED BY RESOURCE ABUNDANCE IN TWO SAND GOBY POPULATIONS
E. Forsgren, C. Kvarnemo, K. Lindström
1996Evolution; international journal of organic evolution148 citations
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Effects of sex ratio on intra- and inter-sexual behaviour in sand gobies
C. Kvarnemo, E. Forsgren, C. Magnhagen
1995135 citations
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Parental behaviour in relation to food availability in the common goby.
C. Kvarnemo, Ola Svensson, E. Forsgren
1998Animal Behaviour125 citations
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Mate sampling in a population of sand gobies
E. Forsgren
1997Oceanographic Literature Review107 citations
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Elevated CO2 affects embryonic development and larval phototaxis in a temperate marine fish
E. Forsgren, S. Dupont, F. Jutfelt, T. Amundsen
2013Ecology and Evolution99 citations Open access
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Hormonal regulation of female nuptial coloration in a fish.
H. Sköld, T. Amundsen, P. A. Svensson, I. Mayer +2 more
2008Hormones and Behavior97 citations
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Plastic sex-roles in the common goby – the effect of nest availability
Å. Borg, E. Forsgren, C. Magnhagen
200283 citations
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Seasonal change in female choice for male size in the two-spotted goby
Å. Borg, E. Forsgren, T. Amundsen
200680 citations
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Shoaling behaviour of the two-spotted goby
P. A. Svensson, I. Barber, E. Forsgren
200080 citations
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Male preference for colourful females affected by male size in a marine fish
T. Amundsen, E. Forsgren
2003Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology75 citations
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OPERATIONAL SEX RATIO BUT NOT DENSITY AFFECTS SEXUAL SELECTION IN A FISH
S. Wacker, K. Mobley, E. Forsgren, Lise Cats Myhre +2 more
2013Evolution; international journal of organic evolution65 citations Open access
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Measuring mating competition correctly: available evidence supports operational sex ratio theory
K. de Jong, E. Forsgren, H. Sandvik, T. Amundsen
201258 citations Open access
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Do operational sex ratio and density affect mating behaviour? An experiment on the two-spotted goby
K. de Jong, S. Wacker, T. Amundsen, E. Forsgren
200958 citations
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Parental behaviour in relation to the occurrence of sneaking in the common goby.
O. Svensson, C. Magnhagen, E. Forsgren, C. Kvarnemo
1998Animal Behaviour54 citations
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Do male two-spotted gobies prefer large fecund females?
C. Pélabon, Å. Borg, Jens Bjelvenmark, E. Forsgren +2 more
200353 citations Open access
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Chromatic interaction between egg pigmentation and skin chromatophores in the nuptial coloration of female two-spotted gobies
P. A. Svensson, E. Forsgren, T. Amundsen, H. Sköld
2005Journal of Experimental Biology52 citations Open access
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Effects of habitat complexity on mating behavior and mating success in a marine fish
Lise Cats Myhre, E. Forsgren, T. Amundsen
201350 citations Open access
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CONFLICTING DEMANDS IN SAND GOBIES: PREDATORS INFLUENCE REPRODUCTIVE BEHAVIOUR
E. Forsgren, C. Magnhagen
199348 citations
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The influence of potential reproductive rate and variation in mate quality on male and female choosiness in the sand goby, Pomatoschistus minutus
C. Kvarnemo, E. Forsgren
2000Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology45 citations
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Temporal variation in male traits, nesting aggregations and mating success in the peacock blenny
R. F. Oliveira, V. Almada, E. Forsgren, E. Gonçalves
199945 citations Open access
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EFFECTS OF MATE ATTRACTION AND MALE-MALE COMPETITION ON PATERNAL CARE IN A GOBY
Jens Bjelvenmark, E. Forsgren
200344 citations
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Multiple mating and a low incidence of cuckoldry for nest-holding males in the two-spotted goby, Gobiusculus flavescens
K. Mobley, T. Amundsen, E. Forsgren, P. A. Svensson +1 more
2009BMC Evolutionary Biology39 citations Open access
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Sex Roles and Mutual Mate Choice Matter during Mate Sampling
Lise Cats Myhre, K. de Jong, E. Forsgren, T. Amundsen
2012American Naturalist37 citations
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Symmetry: attractive not only to females
Lars T. T. Hansen, T. Amundsen, E. Forsgren
1999Proceedings of the Royal Society of London. Series B: Biological Sciences35 citations Open access
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Temporal variability in a multicomponent trait: nuptial coloration of female two-spotted gobies
P. A. Svensson, C. Pélabon, J. D. Blount, E. Forsgren +2 more
200933 citations Open access
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Within‐season variation in sexual selection in a fish with dynamic sex roles
S. Wacker, T. Amundsen, E. Forsgren, K. Mobley
2014Molecular Ecology30 citations
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Context Consistency and Seasonal Variation in Boldness of Male Two-Spotted Gobies
C. Magnhagen, S. Wacker, E. Forsgren, Lise Cats Myhre +2 more
2014PLoS ONE29 citations Open access
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Androgen levels and social interactions in breeding males of the peacock blenny
R. F. Oliveira, V. Almada, E. Gonçalves, E. Forsgren +1 more
200128 citations
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Female ornamentation and egg carotenoids of six sympatric gobies.
P. A. Svensson, J. D. Blount, E. Forsgren, T. Amundsen
2009Journal of Fish Biology27 citations
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Behaviour and Welfare in Farmed Fish
E. Brännäs, J. Johnsson, Carin Magnhagen, V. Braithwaite +2 more
200826 citations
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Variation in Sexual Selection in Fishes
I. Ahnesjö, E. Forsgren, C. Kvarnemo
200825 citations
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Why do males of the dance flyEmpis borealis refuse to mate? The importance of female age and size
B. G. Svensson, E. Petersson, E. Forsgren
1989Journal of insect behavior23 citations
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Large males fight and court more across a range of social environments: an experiment on the two spotted goby Gobiusculus flavescens.
S. Wacker, K. de Jong, E. Forsgren, T. Amundsen
2012Journal of Fish Biology22 citations
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Alien plants, animals, fungi and algae in Norway: an inventory of neobiota
H. Sandvik, D. Dolmen, R. Elven, T. Falkenhaug +47 more
2019Biological Invasions21 citations Open access
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Do microsporidian parasites affect courtship in two-spotted gobies?
C. Pélabon, Å. Borg, Jens Bjelvenmark, I. Barber +2 more
200521 citations
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Intraguild predation , thermoregulation , and microhabitat selection by snakes
A. D. Wilson, Jean-Guy J. Godin, J. Kendal, L. Rendell +102 more
200920 citations
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Androgen levels and social interactions in breeding males of the peacock blenny
R. F. Oliveira, V. Almada, E. Gonçalves, E. Forsgren +1 more
200120 citations
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Behavioural responses to different types of predators by sand goby Pomatoschistus minutus: an experimental study
Carin Magnhagen, E. Forsgren
199120 citations Open access
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Alien species in Norway: Results from quantitative ecological impact assessments
H. Sandvik, O. Hilmo, S. Henriksen, R. Elven +47 more
2020Ecological Solutions and Evidence19 citations Open access
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Mate choice plasticity in a coral reef fish
S. Wacker, Sara Östlund-Nilsson, E. Forsgren, Cait Newport +1 more
201618 citations Open access
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Behavioural Ecology of Reproduction in Fish
E. Forsgren, J. Reynolds, A. Berglund, R. Mooi
200817 citations
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Presence of same sex individuals negatively affects egg maturation in female guppies (Poecilia reticulata)
Å. Borg, G. Rosenqvist, T. Amundsen, E. Forsgren
200613 citations
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Parasites and Fish Behaviour
I. Barber, B. Rushbrook, C. Magnhagen, V. Braithwaite +2 more
200811 citations
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