Robin W. Warne

Most-cited papers

1. Escape from the pond: stress and developmental responses to ranavirus infection in wood frog tadpoles

   Robin W. Warne, E. Crespi, J. Brunner

   2011129 citations Open access

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2. Captivity and Animal Microbiomes: Potential Roles of Microbiota for Influencing Animal Conservation

   J. Dallas, Robin W. Warne

   2022Microbial Ecology118 citations

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3. Environmental conditions experienced during the tadpole stage alter post-metamorphic glucocorticoid response to stress in an amphibian.

   E. Crespi, Robin W. Warne

   2013Integrative and Comparative Biology102 citations

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4. Manipulation of gut microbiota during critical developmental windows affects host physiological performance and disease susceptibility across ontogeny.

   Robin W. Warne, Lucas J Kirschman, L. Zeglin

   2019Journal of Animal Ecology88 citations

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5. Co-Infection by Chytrid Fungus and Ranaviruses in Wild and Harvested Frogs in the Tropical Andes

   Robin W. Warne, Brandon LaBumbard, Seth LaGrange, V. Vredenburg +1 more

   2016PLoS ONE74 citations Open access

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6. Subsidies of essential nutrients from aquatic environments correlate with immune function in terrestrial consumers

   Kelley A. Fritz, Lucas J Kirschman, Shelby D. McCay, J. Trushenski +2 more

   2017Freshwater Science58 citations

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7. Tissue‐Carbon Incorporation Rates in Lizards: Implications for Ecological Studies Using Stable Isotopes in Terrestrial Ectotherms

   Robin W. Warne, C. Gilman, B. Wolf

   2010Physiological and Biochemical Zoology58 citations

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8. Acute-phase responses vary with pathogen identity in house sparrows (Passer domesticus).

   Courtney A. C. Coon, Robin W. Warne, Lynn B. Martin

   2011American Journal of Physiology. Regulatory Integrative and Comparative Physiology48 citations

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9. Exogenous stress hormones alter energetic and nutrient costs of development and metamorphosis

   Lucas J Kirschman, M. McCue, J. Boyles, Robin W. Warne

   2017Journal of Experimental Biology41 citations

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10. Manipulation of Gut Microbiota Reveals Shifting Community Structure Shaped by Host Developmental Windows in Amphibian Larvae.

    Robin W. Warne, Lucas J Kirschman, L. Zeglin

    2017Integrative and Comparative Biology41 citations

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11. The micro and macro of nutrients across biological scales.

    Robin W. Warne

    2014Integrative and Comparative Biology40 citations

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12. Linking precipitation and C3–C4 plant production to resource dynamics in higher‐trophic‐level consumers

    Robin W. Warne, A. D. Pershall, B. Wolf

    201040 citations

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13. Larval growth rate and sex determine resource allocation and stress responsiveness across life stages in juvenile frogs.

    Robin W. Warne, E. Crespi

    2015Journal of Experimental Zoology. Part A: Ecological Genetics and Physiology36 citations

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14. Linking precipitation and C3-C4 plant production to resource dynamics in higher-trophic-level consumers.

    Robin W. Warne, A. D. Pershall, B. Wolf

    2012Ecology32 citations

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15. Critical disease windows shaped by stress exposure alter allocation trade‐offs between development and immunity

    Lucas J Kirschman, E. Crespi, Robin W. Warne

    2018Journal of Animal Ecology27 citations Open access

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16. Capital Breeding and Allocation to Life-History Demands Are Highly Plastic in Lizards

    Robin W. Warne, C. Gilman, David A. García, B. Wolf

    2012American Naturalist27 citations

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17. Biomarkers of animal health: integrating nutritional ecology, endocrine ecophysiology, ecoimmunology, and geospatial ecology

    Robin W. Warne, G. A. Proudfoot, E. Crespi

    2015Ecology and Evolution24 citations Open access

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18. Physiological, Behavioral and Maternal Factors That Contribute to Size Variation in Larval Amphibian Populations

    Robin W. Warne, A. Kardon, E. Crespi

    2013PLoS ONE20 citations Open access

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19. Microbiome mediation of animal life histories via metabolites and insulin‐like signalling

    Robin W. Warne, J. Dallas

    2022Biological Reviews of The Cambridge Philosophical Society18 citations

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20. Immune function trade-offs in response to parasite threats.

    Lucas J Kirschman, Adam H. Quade, A. Zera, Robin W. Warne

    2017Journal of insect physiology18 citations

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21. Community Physiological Ecology.

    Robin W. Warne, S. Baer, J. Boyles

    2019Trends in Ecology & Evolution17 citations Open access

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22. Behavioural phenotypes predict disease susceptibility and infectiousness

    Alessandra M. Araujo, Lucas J Kirschman, Robin W. Warne

    2016Biology Letters17 citations Open access

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23. Cross-species gut microbiota transplantation predictably affects host heat tolerance

    J. Dallas, Anna Kazarina, Sonny T. M. Lee, Robin W. Warne

    2023Journal of Experimental Biology14 citations Open access

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24. Pouch brooding marsupial frogs transfer nutrients to developing embryos

    Robin W. Warne, A. Catenazzi

    2016Biology Letters14 citations Open access

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25. Experimental inoculation trial to determine the effects of temperature and humidity on White-nose Syndrome in hibernating bats

    Winifred F. Frick, Emily Johnson, Tina L. Cheng, J. Lankton +6 more

    2022Scientific Reports12 citations Open access

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26. Diet- and salinity-induced modifications of the gut microbiota are associated with differential physiological responses to ranavirus infection in Rana sylvatica

    Myra C. Hughey, Robin W. Warne, A. Dulmage, Robyn E. Reeve +4 more

    2023Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London. Biological Sciences11 citations Open access

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27. Influence of Physiological Stress on Nutrient Stoichiometry in Larval Amphibians

    Lucas J Kirschman, S. Haslett, Kelley A. Fritz, M. Whiles +1 more

    2016Physiological and Biochemical Zoology11 citations

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28. Sex and life history shape the strength of cellular and humoral immune responses in a wing dimorphic cricket.

    Lucas J Kirschman, Daniel Morales, Emily Crawford, A. Zera +1 more

    2019Journal of insect physiology10 citations

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29. Heterothermy as a mechanism to offset energetic costs of environmental and homeostatic perturbations

    J. Morales, N. Walker, Robin W. Warne, J. Boyles

    2021Scientific Reports8 citations Open access

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30. Taxonomy, not locality, influences the cloacal microbiota of two nearctic colubrids: a preliminary analysis

    J. Dallas, W. Meshaka, L. Zeglin, Robin W. Warne

    2021Molecular Biology Reports7 citations

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31. A novel framework for predicting the use of facultative heterothermy by endotherms.

    J. Boyles, Robin W. Warne

    2013Journal of Theoretical Biology7 citations

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32. Heat hardening of a larval amphibian is dependent on acclimation period and temperature.

    J. Dallas, Robin W. Warne

    2023Journal of Experimental Zoology Part A Ecological and Integrative Physiology6 citations Open access

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33. Nitrogen stable isotope turnover and discrimination in lizards.

    Robin W. Warne, B. Wolf

    2020Rapid Communications in Mass Spectrometry6 citations

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34. Heat Hardening of a Larval Amphibian is Dependent on Acclimation Period and Temperature

    J. Dallas, Robin W. Warne

    2022bioRxiv4 citations Open access

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35. Eurythermic Sprint and Immune Thermal Performance and Ecology of an Exotic Lizard at Its Northern Invasion Front

    J. Dallas, M. Deutsch, Robin W. Warne

    2021Physiological and Biochemical Zoology3 citations

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36. Ecology of the synanthropic mediterranean house gecko (Hemidactylus turcicus) at their northern invasion front

    J. Dallas, A. Harris, Jacob Reinbolt, Robin W. Warne

    2021Urban Ecosystems2 citations

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37. Linking Precipitation and C3 - C4 Plant Production to Resource Dynamics in Higher Trophic Level Consumers: Insect Data

    Robin W. Warne

    20142 citations

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38. Microbiomes in animal ecology: Advances, assumptions, and opportunities.

    Robin W. Warne, Lucas J Kirschman

    2025Integrative and Comparative Biology1 citations

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39. Ranavirus infection does not reduce heat tolerance in a larval amphibian.

    J. Dallas, Robin W. Warne

    2023Journal of Thermal Biology1 citations

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40. Heat Tolerance is Affected by the Gut Microbiota in a Vertebrate Ectotherm

    J. Dallas, Anna Kazarina, Sonny T. M. Lee, Robin W. Warne

    2023bioRxiv0 citations Open access

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41. Ecology of the synanthropic mediterranean house gecko (Hemidactylus turcicus) at their northern invasion front

    J. Dallas, A. Harris, Jacob Reinbolt, Robin W. Warne

    2021Urban Ecosystems0 citations

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42. Duration of stress exposure shapes allocation trade-offs to development and immunity

    Lucas J Kirschman, E. Crespi, Robin W. Warne

    20170 citations

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43. Supplementary material from "Pouch brooding marsupial frogs transfer nutrients to developing embryos"

    Robin W. Warne, A. Catenazzi

    20160 citations

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44. Supplementary Table; Supplementary Figure from Pouch brooding marsupial frogs transfer nutrients to developing embryos

    Robin W. Warne, A. Catenazzi

    20160 citations

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