Terry E. Christenson

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Christenson, Terry E, Christenson, Terry E., T CHRISTENSON, T. E. Christenson, T.E. Christenson, TERRY CHRISTENSON, TERRY E CHRISTENSON, TERRY E. CHRISTENSON, Terry Christenson, Terry E Christenson

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Tulane University University of Washington University of California, Berkeley

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Terry E. Christenson is an author at Tulane University specializing in evolutionary biology, biology, and entomology.

Top Concepts

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Natural Sciences	13	14	733
2	Public Health	8	8	379
3	Social Sciences	4	4	166
4	Education	2	2	92
5	Medicine	2	2	65

Terry E. Christenson

Publications

1.3K

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	Year	Citations
Costs and benefits of male-male competition in the orb weaving spider, Nephila clavipes Terry E. Christenson, Kenneth C. Goist Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology BiologyMale-male CompetitionFitnessNatural SciencesEvolutionary Biology	1979	157
Behaviour of colonial and solitary spiders of the theridiid species Anelosimus eximius Terry E. Christenson Animal Behaviour Solitary SpidersArthropod TaxonomyEntomologyEvolutionary BiologyInsect Social Behavior	1984	97
Determinants of sperm release and storage in a spiny orbweaving spider Todd C. Bukowski, Terry E. Christenson Animal Behaviour BiologyInfertilityFertilityNatural SciencesEvolutionary Biology	1997	89
Overcoming an evolutionary conflict: Removal of a reproductive organ greatly increases locomotor performance Margarita Ramos, Duncan J. Irschick, Terry E. Christenson Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences	2004	82
Aggression in the Female Northern Elephant Seal, Mirounga Angustirostris Terry E. Christenson, Burney J. Le Bœuf Behaviour BiologyBreeding BehaviorAnimal BehaviourFitnessMaternal Aggressiveness	1978	80
HAVE MALE AND FEMALE GENITALIA COEVOLVED? A PHYLOGENETIC ANALYSIS OF GENITALIC MORPHOLOGY AND SEXUAL SIZE DIMORPHISM IN WEB-BUILDING SPIDERS (ARANEAE: ARANEOIDEA) Margarita Ramos, Jonathan A. Coddingtion, Terry E. Christenson, Evolution	2005	66
In defense of Nephila clavipes: Postmate guarding by the male golden orb-weaving spider. Jeffrey F. Cohn, Frances V. Balding, Terry E. Christenson Journal of comparative psychology BiologyPostmate GuardingNatural SciencesEntomologyEvolutionary Biology	1988	58
Male advantage for egg fertilization in the golden orb-weaving spider (Nephila clavipes). Terry E. Christenson, Jeffrey F. Cohn Journal of comparative psychology BiologyReproductive SuccessFertilityNatural SciencesSperm Biology	1988	51
Mating behavior of the golden-orb-weaving spider, Nephila clavipes: I. Female receptivity and male courtship. Terry E. Christenson, Susan G. Brown, Paula A. Wenzl, Journal of comparative psychology BiologyBreeding BehaviorFitnessNatural SciencesEntomology	1985	50
An Observational Study of the Assimilation of the Newcomer to the Preschool Craig L. Feldbaum, Terry E. Christenson, Edgar C. O’Neal Child Development Behavioral AssimilationKindergarten EducationEducationPreschool DevelopmentEarly Childhood Education	1980	50

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