Willow R. Lindsay - Concepedia

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Willow R. Lindsay

Also Known As

Lindsay, W.R., Lindsay, Willow R., Lindsay, Willow Rosella, W.R., Lindsay, Willow Lindsay, Willow R Lindsay, Willow R. Lindsay

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620

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University of Gothenburg University of Mississippi Wake Forest University Washington State University The University of Sydney

About

Willow R. Lindsay is an author at University of Gothenburg specializing in animal behavior, evolutionary biology, and natural sciences.

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#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Natural Sciences	5	5	209
2	Biology	5	5	209
3	Medicine	1	1	13
4	Social Sciences	1	1	54
5	Cognitive Science	1	1	54

Willow R. Lindsay

Publications

579

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	Year	Citations
Sexually Selected Male Plumage Color Is Testosterone Dependent in a Tropical Passerine Bird, the Red-Backed Fairy-Wren (Malurus melanocephalus) Willow R. Lindsay, Michael S. Webster, Hubert Schwabl PLoS ONE	2011	76
Evolutionary patterns of adaptive acrobatics and physical performance predict expression profiles of androgen receptor – but not oestrogen receptor – in the forelimb musculature Matthew J. Fuxjager, Joy Eaton, Willow R. Lindsay, Functional Ecology	2015	68
Bill coloration, a flexible signal in a tropical passerine bird, is regulated by social environment and androgens Jordan Karubian, Willow R. Lindsay, Hubert Schwabl, Animal Behaviour BiologyAnimal BehaviourBreeding BehaviorFitnessNatural Sciences	2011	65
Acrobatic Courtship Display Coevolves with Brain Size in Manakins (Pipridae) Willow R. Lindsay, Justin T. Houck, Claire E. Giuliano, Brain Behavior and Evolution BiologyBreeding BehaviorAnimal BehaviourCognitive ScienceBehavioral Neuroscience	2015	54
Plumage colour acquisition and behaviour are associated with androgens in a phenotypically plastic tropical bird Willow R. Lindsay, Michael S. Webster, Claire W. Varian, Animal Behaviour BiologyBreeding BehaviorColour AcquisitionPlastic Tropical BirdFitness	2009	50
Testosterone activates sexual dimorphism including male-typical carotenoid but not melanin plumage pigmentation in a female bird Willow R. Lindsay, Douglas G. Barron, Michael S. Webster, Journal of Experimental Biology	2016	45
Endless forms of sexual selection Willow R. Lindsay, Staffan Andersson, Badreddine Bererhi, PeerJ	2019	42
Long‐term effects of superoxide and DNA repair on lizard telomeres Mats Olsson, Christopher R. Friesen, Nicky Rollings, Molecular Ecology	2018	28
Variation in song system anatomy and androgen levels does not correspond to song characteristics in a tropical songbird Hubert Schwabl, Jenélle L. Dowling, Daniel T. Baldassarre, Animal Behaviour BiologyBreeding BehaviorBioacousticsFitnessNatural Sciences	2015	27
Layered evolution of gene expression in “superfast” muscles for courtship James B. Pease, Robert J. Driver, David A. de la Cerda, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences	2022	25

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