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Jason A. Addison

University of New Brunswick ORCID

Also Known As

J Addison, J. A. Addison, J. Addison, J.A Addison, J.A. Addison, JASON A. ADDISON, Jason A. Addison, Jason Addison

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1.1K

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University of New Brunswick Dalhousie University Simon Fraser University University of California, Santa Cruz University of California, Davis

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Jason A. Addison is an author at University of New Brunswick specializing in evolutionary biology, biology, and molecular ecology.

Top Concepts

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Biology	14	16	770
2	Natural Sciences	12	14	623
3	Medicine	11	11	629
4	Engineering	5	5	221
5	Public Health	1	1	37

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1.1K

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	Year	Citations
Spawning, copulation and inbreeding coefficients in marine invertebrates Jason A. Addison, Michael W. Hart Biology Letters	2005	123
From Puffins to Plankton: A DNA-Based Analysis of a Seabird Food Chain in the Northern Gulf of Maine A. Kirsten Bowser, Antony W. Diamond, Jason A. Addison PLoS ONE BiologyDna BarcodingEngineeringMolecular EcologyNext-generation Sequencing	2013	110
COLONIZATION, DISPERSAL, AND HYBRIDIZATION INFLUENCE PHYLOGEOGRAPHY O NORTH ATLANTIC SEA URCHINS (STRONGYLOCHNTROTUS DROEBACHIENSIS) Jason A. Addison, Michael W. Hart Evolution GeneticsOceanographySpeciationPhylogenetic AnalysisGenetic Diversity	2005	87
Analysis of population genetic structure of the green sea urchin ( Strongylocentrotus droebachiensis ) using microsatellites Jason A. Addison, Michael W. Hart Marine Biology BiologyGenetic DiversityMolecular EcologyNatural SciencesGenetics	2004	79
Range‐wide genetic homogeneity in the California sea mussel (<i>Mytilus californianus</i>): a comparison of allozymes, nuclear DNA markers, and mitochondrial DNA sequences Jason A. Addison, Brian S. Ort, Kathryn A. Mesa, Molecular Ecology GeneticsCalifornia Sea MusselsGenomicsGenetic DiversityConservation Genetics	2008	73
Diet reconstruction using next-generation sequencing increases the known ecosystem usage by a shorebird Travis G. Gerwing, Jin‐Hong Kim, Diana J. Hamilton, The Auk EngineeringPrey ItemsDiet ReconstructionAquatic Food SystemAvian Evolution	2016	70
DISCORDANT DISTRIBUTION OF POPULATIONS AND GENETIC VARIATION IN A SEA STAR WITH HIGH DISPERSAL POTENTIAL Carson C. Keever, Jennifer M. Sunday, Jonathan B. Puritz, Evolution Molecular Evolutionary EcologyGeneticsPopulation DynamicPatiria MiniataPopulation Ecology	2009	64
Pollen availability for predaceous mites on apple: spatial and temporal heterogeneity Jason A. Addison, John Hardman, Stuart Wilde Experimental and Applied Acarology	2000	63
COLONIZATION, DISPERSAL, AND HYBRIDIZATION INFLUENCE PHYLOGEOGRAPHY OF NORTH ATLANTIC SEA URCHINS (STRONGYLOCENTROTUS DROEBACHIENSIS) Jason A. Addison, Michael W. Hart Evolution GeneticsSpeciationPhylogenetic AnalysisGenetic DiversityPhylogenetics	2005	56
Next-Generation Phylogeography: A Targeted Approach for Multilocus Sequencing of Non-Model Organisms Jonathan B. Puritz, Jason A. Addison, Robert J. Toonen PLoS ONE Comparative GenomicsGeneticsGenomicsDna BarcodingHigh Throughput Sequencing	2012	52

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