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T. Ings

h-index: 25
Works: 42
Citations: 3,224

Most-cited papers

Ecological networks : beyond food webs Ecological networks – beyond food webs
T. Ings, José M. Montoya, J. Bascompte, N. Blüthgen +13 more
2008636 citations
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Ecological networks--beyond food webs.
T. Ings, José M. Montoya, J. Bascompte, N. Blüthgen +13 more
2009Journal of Animal Ecology302 citations Open access
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Ecological Networks in a Changing Climate
G. Woodward, J. Benstead, Oliver S. Beveridge, J. Blanchard +18 more
2010213 citations Open access
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Speed-accuracy tradeoffs and false alarms in bee responses to cryptic predators.
T. Ings, L. Chittka
2008Current Biology192 citations Open access
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Influence of agricultural management, sward structure and food resources on grassland field use, by birds in lowland England
P. Atkinson, R. Fuller, J. Vickery, G. Conway +6 more
2005182 citations Open access
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Can commercially imported bumble bees out‐compete their native conspecifics?
T. Ings, N. L. Ward, L. Chittka
2006149 citations Open access
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Adaptation, Genetic Drift, Pleiotropy, and History in the Evolution of Bee Foraging Behavior
N. E. Raine, T. Ings, A. Dornhaus, N. Saleh +1 more
2006149 citations
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Factors influencing the plant and invertebrate diversity of arable field margins
E. J. Asteraki, B. Hart, T. Ings, W. Manley
2003141 citations
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Winter Active Bumblebees (Bombus terrestris) Achieve High Foraging Rates in Urban Britain
Ralph J. Stelzer, L. Chittka, M. Carlton, T. Ings
2010PLoS ONE133 citations Open access
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Chance and adaptation in the evolution of island bumblebee behaviour
L. Chittka, T. Ings, N. E. Raine
2004Population Ecology116 citations
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A population comparison of the strength and persistence of innate colour preference and learning speed in the bumblebee Bombus terrestris
T. Ings, N. E. Raine, L. Chittka
2009Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology108 citations
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THE EFFECT OF HABITAT STRUCTURE ON CARABID COMMUNITIES DURING THE REGENERATION OF A NATIVE SCOTTISH FOREST
T. Ings, S. Hartley
1999102 citations
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From Broadstone to Zackenberg: Space, time and hierarchies in ecological networks
J. Olesen, Y. Dupont, E. O'Gorman, T. Ings +6 more
2010100 citations
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Bumblebees, humble pollinators or assiduous invaders? A population comparison of foraging performance in Bombus terrestris
T. Ings, J. Schikora, L. Chittka
2005Oecologia88 citations
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Predator crypsis enhances behaviourally mediated indirect effects on plants by altering bumblebee foraging preferences
T. Ings, L. Chittka
2009Proceedings of the Royal Society of London. Biological Sciences76 citations Open access
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Lifetime reproductive success and longevity of queens in an annual social insect
Carlos Lopez-Vaamonde, N. Raine, J. Koning, Ruth M. Brown +5 more
2009Journal of Evolutionary Biology69 citations Open access
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Analysis of Pollen and Nectar of Arbutus unedo as a Food Source for Bombus terrestris (Hymenoptera: Apidae)
P. Rasmont, Ariane Regali, T. Ings, G. Lognay +8 more
2005Journal of Economic Entomology68 citations Open access
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Parasites and genetic diversity in an invasive bumblebee
Catherine M. Jones, Mark J. F. Brown, T. Ings
2014Journal of Animal Ecology65 citations Open access
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Signatures of a globally optimal searching strategy in the three-dimensional foraging flights of bumblebees
M. Lihoreau, T. Ings, L. Chittka, A. Reynolds
2016Scientific Reports40 citations Open access
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Can bees simultaneously engage in adaptive foraging behaviour and attend to cryptic predators
Mu-Yun Wang, T. Ings, M. Proulx, L. Chittka
201338 citations
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Colour-independent shape recognition of cryptic predators by bumblebees
T. Ings, Mu-Yun Wang, L. Chittka
2012Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology37 citations
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Spatiotemporal dynamics of bumblebees foraging under predation risk.
F. Lenz, T. Ings, L. Chittka, A. Chechkin +1 more
2011Physical Review Letters36 citations Open access
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A failed invasion? Commercially introduced pollinators in Southern France
T. Ings, Nicola L. Ings, L. Chittka, P. Rasmont
2011Apidologie33 citations Open access
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Anthropogenic noise disrupts mate searching in Gryllus bimaculatus
Adam M. Bent, T. Ings, Sophie L. Mowles
2018Behavioral Ecology29 citations Open access
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Using citizen science to examine the nesting ecology of ground‐nesting bees
S. Maher, F. Manco, T. Ings
2019Ecosphere28 citations Open access
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Anthropogenic noise disrupts mate choice behaviors in female Gryllus bimaculatus
Adam M. Bent, T. Ings, Sophie L. Mowles
2021Behavioral Ecology21 citations
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The History of Ecological Networks
T. Ings, J. Hawes
201817 citations
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Zooming into plant-flower visitor networks: an individual trait-based approach
B. Rumeu, D. Sheath, J. Hawes, T. Ings
2018PeerJ15 citations Open access
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Bumblebees Express Consistent, but Flexible, Speed-Accuracy Tactics Under Different Levels of Predation Threat
Mu-Yun Wang, L. Chittka, T. Ings
2018Frontiers in Psychology14 citations Open access
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Winter activity unrelated to introgression in British bumblebee Bombus terrestris audax
A. Hart, Kevin Maebe, Gordon Brown, G. Smagghe +1 more
2020Apidologie13 citations Open access
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Insect pollinators: linking research and policy
A. Vanbergen, N. Ambrose, D. Aston, J. Biesmeijer +55 more
20129 citations
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What evidence exists on the impacts of large herbivores on climate change? A systematic map protocol
J. Ramsay, C. Sandom, T. Ings, H. Wheeler
2022Environmental Evidence6 citations Open access
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Does anthropogenic noise affect the acoustic courtship interactions of Gryllus bimaculatus?
Adam M. Bent, T. Ings, Sophie L. Mowles
2021Animal Behaviour2 citations
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Data from: Anthropogenic noise disrupts mate searching in Gryllus bimaculatus
Adam M. Bent, T. Ings, Sophie L. Mowles
20181 citations
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Research on climate effects of large herbivores in Europe: a systematic map
J. Ramsay, T. Ings, Christopher Sandom, R. Stevens +3 more
2026Environmental Evidence0 citations Open access
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Honeybees directly outcompete other flower visitors through interference competition on shared resource
Victoria A. Buckle, P. Brown, Toby Carter, T. Ings
2026Ecological Entomology0 citations Open access
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Editorial overview: Pollinator ecology in the Anthropocene.
T. Ings, Sarah E. J. Arnold
2020Current Opinion in Insect Science0 citations
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Can Bees Simultaneously Engage in Adaptive Foraging Behaviour and Attend to 7 Cryptic Predators ?
Mu-Yun Wang, T. Ings, Michael J. Proulx, Lars Chittka
20130 citations
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The Physics of Foraging: Bumblebee Flights under Predation Risk
F. Lenz, Rainer Klages, T. Ings, L. Chittka +1 more
20110 citations
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Colour-independent shape recognition of cryptic predators by bumblebees
T. Ings, M.-Y. E. Wang, L. Chittka
2011Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology0 citations
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Can changes in grazing management of species-rich lowland grassland benefit bumblebees?
T. Ings, K. Haysom, J. Tallowin
20020 citations
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Sensitive beetles: indicators of agricultural grassland management
T. Ings, E. Asteraki, P. Atkinson, G. Conway +5 more
20020 citations
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