James M Cook

Years Active: 2020-2024
Publications (10 Years): 6

University of Western Sydney Hawkesbury Campus

Imperial College London (PHD)

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Affiliation History

University of Western Sydney Hawkesbury Campus

Australia

Professor :: Hawkesbury Institute for the Environment

University of Reading School of Biological Sciences

United Kingdom

Professor :: School of Biological Sciences

Imperial College London

United Kingdom

Research/lecturer/senior lecturer :: Biology

La Trobe University

Australia

Research Fellow :: Genetics and human variation

Education History

Imperial College London

United Kingdom

PHD :: Biology

Publications

Olivia M Bernauer, Michael G Branstetter, James M Cook, Simon M Tierney
Functional trait mismatch between native and introduced bee pollinators servicing a global fruit crop. BMC ecology and evolution 24 (1) (2024)
Olivia M Bernauer, Michael G Branstetter, James M Cook, Simon M Tierney
Functional trait mismatch between native and introduced bee pollinators servicing a global fruit crop. BMC ecology and evolution 24 (1) (2024)
Simon M Tierney, Olivia M Bernauer, Lachlan King, Robert Spooner-Hart, James M Cook
Bee pollination services and the burden of biogeography. Proceedings. Biological sciences 290 (2000) (2023)
James M Cook
Sexual selection on population-level mating opportunities drives morph ratios in a fig wasp with extreme male dimorphism. BMC ecology and evolution 21 (1) (2021)
Alihan Katlav, Duong T Nguyen, James M Cook, Markus Riegler
Constrained sex allocation after mating in a haplodiploid thrips species depends on maternal condition. Evolution; international journal of organic evolution 75 (6) (2021)
Lisa Cooper, Lynsey Bunnefeld, Jack Hearn, James M Cook, Konrad Lohse, Graham N Stone
Low-coverage genomic data resolve the population divergence and gene flow history of an Australian rain forest fig wasp. Molecular ecology 29 (19) (2020)

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