Carl W. Wardhaugh - Concepedia

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Carl W. Wardhaugh

Also Known As

C. W. Wardhaugh, CARL W. WARDHAUGH, Carl W Wardhaugh, Carl W. Wardhaugh, Carl Wardhaugh, Wardhaugh, Carl, Wardhaugh, Carl William

Publications

684

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All Affiliations

Griffith University James Cook University Australian Institute of Tropical Health and Medicine Scion University of Canterbury

About

Carl W. Wardhaugh is an author at Griffith University specializing in entomology, evolutionary biology, and biodiversity.

Top Concepts

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Natural Sciences	5	5	92
2	Biology	5	5	92
3	Engineering	2	2	52
4	Social Sciences	2	2	71
5	Biochemistry	1	1	27

Carl W. Wardhaugh

Publications

553

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	Year	Citations
How many species of arthropods visit flowers? Carl W. Wardhaugh Arthropod-Plant Interactions Terrestrial ArthropodArthropod TaxonomyEvolutionary BiologyEntomologySymbiosis	2015	154
Feeding guild structure of beetles on Australian tropical rainforest trees reflects microhabitat resource availability Carl W. Wardhaugh, Nigel E. Stork, Will Edwards Journal of Animal Ecology	2012	53
The Overlooked Biodiversity of Flower-Visiting Invertebrates Carl W. Wardhaugh, Nigel E. Stork, Will Edwards, PLoS ONE Food Web DynamicsBiodiversityMature FoliageInsect ConservationEntomology	2012	47
Estimation of biomass from body length and width for tropical rainforest canopy invertebrates Carl W. Wardhaugh Australian Journal of Entomology Community StructureBiodiversityBody WidthEngineeringBody Size	2013	40
Seasonal variation in a diverse beetle assemblage along two elevational gradients in the Australian Wet Tropics Carl W. Wardhaugh, Marisa J. Stone, Nigel E. Stork Scientific Reports Range ShiftTerrestrial ArthropodBiodiversityBiogeographyBeetle Abundance	2018	31
Specialization of rainforest canopy beetles to host trees and microhabitats: not all specialists are leaf-feeding herbivores Carl W. Wardhaugh, Nigel E. Stork, Will Edwards Biological Journal of the Linnean Society Leaf-feeding HerbivoresBiodiversityHost SpecializationPlant-insect InteractionEvolutionary Biology	2013	28
The specialization and structure of antagonistic and mutualistic networks of beetles on rainforest canopy trees Carl W. Wardhaugh, Will Edwards, Nigel E. Stork Biological Journal of the Linnean Society BiologyHost SpecificitySpecies InteractionsPlant-insect InteractionNatural Sciences	2014	27
Compound Specific Trends of Chemical Defences in Ficus Along an Elevational Gradient Reflect a Complex Selective Landscape Martin Volf, Juuso Erik Laitila, Jorma Kim, Journal of Chemical Ecology BiologyComplex Selective LandscapeBiochemistryBotanyNatural Sciences	2020	27
Vertical stratification in the spatial distribution of the beech scale insect ( <i>Ultracoelostoma assimile</i> ) in <i>Nothofagus</i> tree canopies in New Zealand Carl W. Wardhaugh, Tanya J. Blakely, Hamish S. Greig, Ecological Entomology	2006	24
Variation in beetle community structure across five microhabitats in <scp>A</scp> ustralian tropical rainforest trees Carl W. Wardhaugh, Will Edwards, Nigel E. Stork Insect Conservation and Diversity	2012	22

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