Robert M. Cox - Concepedia

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Robert M. Cox

Also Known As

Cox, Robert M., Cox, Robert, M, M. Cox, Robert, R M Cox, R. M. COX, R. M. Cox, R.M. Cox, ROBERT M. COX, Rachel Cox, Robert Cox

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University of Virginia Dartmouth College Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey Georgia Southern University Virginia Tech

About

Robert M. Cox is an author at University of Virginia specializing in evolutionary biology, biology, and fitness.

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#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Medicine	20	23	2.3K
2	Natural Sciences	17	17	1.6K
3	Public Health	16	17	1.6K
4	Engineering	2	2	97
5	Health Sciences	2	2	101

Robert M. Cox

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4.1K

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	Year	Citations
Sexually Antagonistic Selection, Sexual Dimorphism, and the Resolution of Intralocus Sexual Conflict Robert M. Cox, Ryan Calsbeek The American Naturalist FitnessGeneticsNatural SelectionSexual SelectionMolecular Ecology	2009	466
A COMPARATIVE TEST OF ADAPTIVE HYPOTHESES FOR SEXUAL SIZE DIMORPHISM IN LIZARDS Robert M. Cox, Stephanie L. Skelly, Henry B. John‐Alder Evolution BiologyBreeding BehaviorFitnessIntrasexual SelectionHuman Evolution	2003	357
Natural selection on thermal performance in a novel thermal environment Michael L. Logan, Robert M. Cox, Ryan Calsbeek Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences	2014	181
Experimental evidence for physiological costs underlying the trade‐off between reproduction and survival Robert M. Cox, Elizabeth U. Parker, Diane M. Cheney, Functional Ecology FertilityFitnessReproductive HealthFemale Reproductive FunctionSham Females	2010	169
Testosterone, growth and the evolution of sexual size dimorphism Robert M. Cox, D. S. STENQUIST, Ryan Calsbeek Journal of Evolutionary Biology Breeding BehaviorFitnessSexual SelectionReproductive BiologyReproduction Response	2009	149
Testosterone Regulates Sexually Dimorphic Coloration in the Eastern Fence Lizard, Sceloporus undulatus Robert M. Cox, Stephanie L. Skelly, Angela Leo, Copeia Comparative EndocrinologySexual SelectionReproductive BiologySex RecognitionReproductive Physiology	2005	139
Testosterone has opposite effects on male growth in lizards(<i>Sceloporus</i>spp.) with opposite patterns of sexual size dimorphism Robert M. Cox, Henry B. John‐Alder Journal of Experimental Biology Breeding BehaviorOpposite PatternsFitnessComparative EndocrinologySexual Selection	2005	137
Experimentally assessing the relative importance of predation and competition as agents of selection Ryan Calsbeek, Robert M. Cox Nature Behavioral SciencesForagingFitnessRelative ImportanceEvolutionary Biology	2010	135
SEX-SPECIFIC SELECTION AND INTRASPECIFIC VARIATION IN SEXUAL SIZE DIMORPHISM Robert M. Cox, Ryan Calsbeek Evolution BiologyReproduction ResponseSexual Size DimorphismFitnessMedicine	2009	131
Increased mite parasitism as a cost of testosterone in male striped plateau lizards <i>Sceloporus virgatus</i> Robert M. Cox, Henry B. John‐Alder Functional Ecology SpermatogenesisFertilityFitnessComparative EndocrinologyGenetics	2007	130

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