Publications by authors named "Jacob D Berson"

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Experimental evidence that dung beetles benefit from reduced ivermectin in targeted treatment of livestock parasites.
Megan J Lewis, Raphael K Didham, Theodore A Evans, Jacob D Berson

Sci Total Environ· October 2024

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Deliberately introduced dung beetles in Australia: 12 years of occurrence and abundance records from 2001 to 2022.
Jacob D Berson, Penelope B Edwards, T James Ridsdill-Smith, Christopher K Taylor, Daniel J Anderson

Ecology· July 2024

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Dung beetles increase plant growth: a meta-analysis.
Daniel J Anderson, Jacob D Berson, Raphael K Didham, Leigh W Simmons, Theodore A Evans

Proc Biol Sci· March 2024

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Indirect parental effects on offspring viability by egg-derived fluids in an external fertilizer.
Rowan A Lymbery, Jacob D Berson, Jonathan P Evans

Proc Biol Sci· December 2020

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Experimental evidence for the role of sexual selection in the evolution of cuticular hydrocarbons in the dung beetle, Onthophagus taurus.
Jacob D Berson, Francisco Garcia-Gonzalez, Leigh W Simmons

J Evol Biol· November 2019

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Female cuticular hydrocarbons can signal indirect fecundity benefits in an insect.
Jacob D Berson, Leigh W Simmons

Evolution· May 2019

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Natural and sexual selection on cuticular hydrocarbons: a quantitative genetic analysis.
Jacob D Berson, Marlene Zuk, Leigh W Simmons

Proc Biol Sci· May 2019

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A costly chemical trait: phenotypic condition dependence of cuticular hydrocarbons in a dung beetle.
Jacob D Berson, Leigh W Simmons

J Evol Biol· December 2018

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