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Robert B. Srygley

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h-index: 8
Works: 25
Citations: 194

Most-cited papers

Semilunar courtship rhythm of the fiddler crab Uca lactea in a habitat with great tidal variation
T. W. Kim, K. Kim, Robert B. Srygley, J. Choe
2004Journal of ethology36 citations
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Sex Preferences in Jeju Pony Foals (Equus caballus) for Mutual Grooming and Play-Fighting Behaviors
J. Rho, Robert B. Srygley, J. Choe
2007Zoological Science27 citations
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Protein deficiency lowers resistance of Mormon crickets to the pathogenic fungus Beauveria bassiana.
Robert B. Srygley, S. Jaronski
2018Journal of insect physiology19 citations
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Increasing temperature reduces cuticular melanism and immunity to fungal infection in a migratory insect
Robert B. Srygley, S. Jaronski
2021Ecological Entomology15 citations
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Mormon crickets maximize nutrient intake at the expense of immunity
Robert B. Srygley
201713 citations
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Diet Drives the Collective Migrations and Affects the Immunity of Mormon Crickets and Locusts: A Comparison of These Potential Superspreaders of Disease.
Robert B. Srygley
2016Integrative and Comparative Biology13 citations Open access
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Coping with drought: diapause plasticity in katydid eggs at high, mid‐, and low elevations
Robert B. Srygley
2019Ecological Entomology11 citations
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Proximate effects of maternal oviposition preferences on defence efficacy and larval survival in a diet‐specialised tortoise beetle. Who knows best: mothers or their progeny?
Fredric V. Vencl, Camila A. Plata C., Robert B. Srygley
201311 citations Open access
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Grasshoppers exhibit asynchrony and spatial non-stationarity in response to the El Niño/Southern and Pacific Decadal Oscillations
John M. Humphreys, Robert B. Srygley, Douglas Lawton, Amy R. Hudson +1 more
2022Ecological Modelling8 citations Open access
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Temperature effects on Mormon cricket Anabrus simplex embryo development, hatching and nymphal growth: Thermal performance curves change with ontogeny.
Robert B. Srygley
2022Journal of Thermal Biology7 citations
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Urban and natural components of Korean magpie (Pica pica sericea) territories and their effects on prey density
Sanha Kim, Robert B. Srygley, J. Lee, Sang-im Lee +1 more
20127 citations
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Age-specific fertility rates of the Jeju pony ( Equus caballus)
J. Rho, Robert B. Srygley, J. Choe
2004Journal of ethology6 citations
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Effects of parental diet on Mormon cricket egg diapause, embryonic development rate, and periodic outbreaks.
Robert B. Srygley
2024Journal of insect physiology5 citations Open access
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Effects of elevated CO2 and temperature on the performance of a diet specialized neotropical herbivore and its host plant
F. Vencl, S. Bartram, Klaus Winter, W. Boland +1 more
2024Biotropica3 citations
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Illustrated review of Mormon cricket Anabrus simplex (Tettigoniidae, Tettigoniinae) embryonic development
Robert B. Srygley, L. B. Senior
2024Journal of Orthoptera Research3 citations Open access
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Prolonged diapause in Mormon crickets: Embryonic responses to three measures of time.
Robert B. Srygley
2024Journal of insect physiology3 citations Open access
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Effects of parental photoperiod and elevation on egg diapause, mortality, and synchronous hatching of Mormon crickets Anabrus simplex.
Robert B. Srygley
2025Journal of insect physiology2 citations Open access
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El Niño oscillations impact anti-predator defences to alter survival of an herbivorous beetle in a neotropical wet forest
F. Vencl, Robert B. Srygley
2023Journal of Tropical Ecology2 citations
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Power Bars: Mormon Crickets Get Immunity Boost from Eating Grasshoppers
Robert B. Srygley, David H. Branson
2023Insects2 citations Open access
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Age of the Jeju pony (Equus caballus) at first reproduction: potential costs for foals and mothers that first reproduce early in life
J. Rho, Robert B. Srygley, J. Choe
2009Journal of ethology2 citations
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Gender Differences in Maternal Intervention in Jeju Ponies (Equus caballus)
J. Rho, Robert B. Srygley, J. Choe
20051 citations Open access
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Modeling the spatiotemporal dynamics of Mormon crickets across the western United States using Bayesian species distribution models
Di Wu, Robert B. Srygley, Guiye Li, Guofeng Cao
2026Ecological Informatics0 citations Open access
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Predation and immunocompetence: Grasshoppers increase Mormon cricket resistance to a fungal pathogen
Robert B. Srygley, David H. Branson
2026Ecological Entomology0 citations
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Enemy targeting, trade-offs, and the evolutionary assembly of a tortoise beetle defense arsenal
F. Vencl, Robert B. Srygley
2012Evolutionary Ecology0 citations
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Des boussoles chez les animaux
Robert B. Srygley
20060 citations
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