Authors: HANLEY KA PETREN K CASE TJ

Citation: Ka. Hanley et al., AN EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION OF THE COMPETITIVE DISPLACEMENT OF A NATIVE GECKO BY AN INVADING GECKO - NO ROLE FOR PARASITES, Oecologia, 115(1-2), 1998, pp. 196-205

Authors: HANLEY KA BIARDI JE GREENE CM MARKOWITZ TM OCONNELL CE HORNBERGER JH

Citation: Ka. Hanley et al., THE BEHAVIORAL ECOLOGY OF HOST-PARASITE INTERACTIONS - AN INTERDISCIPLINARY CHALLENGE, Parasitology today, 12(10), 1996, pp. 371-373

Authors: RADTKEY RR DONNELLAN SC FISHER RN MORITZ C HANLEY KA CASE TJ

Citation: Rr. Radtkey et al., WHEN SPECIES COLLIDE - THE ORIGIN AND SPREAD OF AN ASEXUAL SPECIES OFGECKO, Proceedings - Royal Society. Biological Sciences, 259(1355), 1995, pp. 145-152

Authors: HANLEY KA VOLLMER DM CASE TJ

Citation: Ka. Hanley et al., THE DISTRIBUTION AND PREVALENCE OF HELMINTHS, COCCIDIA AND BLOOD PARASITES IN 2 COMPETING SPECIES OF GECKO - IMPLICATIONS FOR APPARENT COMPETITION, Oecologia, 102(2), 1995, pp. 220-229

Authors: HANLEY KA FISHER RN CASE TJ

Citation: Ka. Hanley et al., LOWER MITE INFESTATIONS IN AN ASEXUAL GECKO COMPARED WITH ITS SEXUAL ANCESTORS, Evolution, 49(3), 1995, pp. 418-426

Authors: HANLEY KA BOLGER DT CASE TJ

Citation: Ka. Hanley et al., COMPARATIVE ECOLOGY OF SEXUAL AND ASEXUAL GECKO SPECIES (LEPIDODACTYLUS) IN FRENCH-POLYNESIA, Evolutionary ecology, 8(4), 1994, pp. 438-454