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R. Podolsky

h-index: 19
Works: 28
Citations: 1,101

Most-cited papers

SEPARATING THE EFFECTS OF TEMPERATURE AND VISCOSITY ON SWIMMING AND WATER MOVEMENT BY SAND DOLLAR LARVAE (DENDRASTER EXCENTRICUS)
R. Podolsky, R. Emlet
1993114 citations
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Evolutionary genetics of host use in swallowtail butterflies
John N. Thompson, W. Wehling, R. Podolsky
1990Nature99 citations
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Temperature and Water Viscosity: Physiological Versus Mechanical Effects on Suspension Feeding
R. Podolsky
1994Science97 citations
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Evolution of Egg Size in Free-Spawners: Consequences of the Fertilization-Fecundity Trade-Off
R. Podolsky, R. Strathmann
1996American Naturalist87 citations
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Integrating function across marine life cycles.
R. Podolsky, A. Moran
2006Integrative and Comparative Biology82 citations
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EVOLUTION OF EGG TARGET SIZE: AN ANALYSIS OF SELECTION ON CORRELATED CHARACTERS
R. Podolsky
2001Evolution; international journal of organic evolution61 citations
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Fertilization ecology of egg coats: physical versus chemical contributions to fertilization success of free-spawned eggs.
R. Podolsky
2002Journal of Experimental Biology60 citations
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Strange Floral Attractors: Pollinator Attraction and the Evolution of Plant Sexual Systems
R. Podolsky
1992Science60 citations
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Effects of mixed‐species association on resource use by Saimiri sciureus and Cebus apella
R. Podolsky
1990American Journal of Primatology52 citations
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Life‐History Consequences of Investment in Free‐Spawned Eggs and Their Accessory Coats
R. Podolsky
2004American Naturalist51 citations Open access
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Effects of egg size reduction and larval feeding on juvenile quality for a species with facultative-feeding development
Jonathan D. Allen, Christina Zakas, R. Podolsky
200650 citations Open access
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Tourism as a sustained use of wildlife: a case study of Madre de Dios, southeastern Peru.
M. Groom, R. Podolsky, C. Munn
199146 citations
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Mitochondrial DNA phylogeny and rates of larval evolution in Macrophiothrix brittlestars.
M. Hart, R. Podolsky
2005Molecular Phylogenetics and Evolution36 citations
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EVOLUTION OF A FLOWER DIMORPHISM: HOW EFFECTIVE IS POLLEN DISPERSAL BY "MALE" FLOWERS?
R. Podolsky
199336 citations
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Developmental Plasticity in Macrophiothrix Brittlestars: Are Morphologically Convergent Larvae Also Convergently Plastic?
R. Podolsky, J. Mcalister
2005The Biological Bulletin32 citations
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Uncommon diversity in developmental mode and larval form in the genus Macrophiothrix (Echinodermata: Ophiuroidea)
Jonathan D. Allen, R. Podolsky
200728 citations
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Integrating Development and Environment to Model Reproductive Performance in Natural Populations of an Intertidal Gastropod1
R. Podolsky
2003Integrative and Comparative Biology22 citations
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Variety is the spice of life histories: comparison of intraspecific variability in marine invertebrates.
M. Jacobs, R. Podolsky
2010Integrative and Comparative Biology20 citations
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Photosynthesis Drives Oxygen Levels in Macrophyte-Associated Gastropod Egg Masses
H. Woods, R. Podolsky
2007The Biological Bulletin20 citations
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Developmental consequences of association with a photosynthetic substrate for encapsulated embryos of an intertidal gastropod
D. A. Fernandes, R. Podolsky
201113 citations
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Energy metabolism during development of the antarctic sea urchin Sterechinus neumayeri
R. Podolsky, P. Virtue, T. Hamilton, J. Vavra +1 more
199412 citations
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Density-dependent expression of plasticity in larval morphology: effects of actual and apparent competitors
Suzanne E. Kacenas, R. Podolsky
20187 citations Open access
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Spatial and Temporal Associations Between Native Crabs and the Invading Green Porcelain Crab, Petrolisthes armatus, Throughout Its Northernmost Invaded Range
K. Mack, R. Podolsky, V. Shervette, Amy E. Fowler +1 more
2018Estuaries and Coasts6 citations
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Anti-bacterial activity in egg masses of Melanochlamys diomedea across habitats differing in sediment properties and bacterial load
Samantha C. Smoot, C. Plante, R. Podolsky
20155 citations Open access
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Holding On to a Shifting Substrate: Plasticity of Egg Mass Tethers and Tethering Forces in Soft Sediment for an Intertidal Gastropod
Diego A. Castro, R. Podolsky
2012The Biological Bulletin5 citations
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Life History Patterns of the Atlantic Brief Squid, Lolliguncula brevis (Blainville, 1823), in the Charleston Harbor Estuary, South Carolina, USA
Jeffrey T. Good, M. Kendrick, R. Podolsky, J. Whitaker +1 more
2023Journal of Shellfish Research1 citations
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Effects of ocean acidification on embryo development: Does encapsulation matter?
Gabriela M. Carr, R. Podolsky
20160 citations
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Introduction to the symposium: larval forms.
M. Hart, M. Jacobs, R. Podolsky
2010Integrative and Comparative Biology0 citations Open access
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