Papers by Rick A. Relyea

	A deadly duo: How Roundup® application regimes and natural stressors affect amphibian communities
	CANCELLED - Reproductive interference in a crustacean species complex: Deadly consequences of interspecific mating interactions for females
	Environmental stressors and allocation tradeoffs between sexual and non-sexual traits
	Interspecific differences in susceptibility to an emerging amphibian pathogen, Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis
	Love in the litter: The effect of leaf litter species on amphibian oviposition site selection
	Making the best of a bad situation: The effect of agriculture on the life history traits of amphibian populations
	Mixing it up: The role insecticide mixtures in aquatic wetlands
	New effects of Roundup® on amphibians: Predation, stratification, and induction of tadpole morphology
	No free ride: Females receive direct benefits from mate guarding in amphipods
	Pesticides, pathogens, and competition: An investigation of the effects of multiple factors on amphibians
	Phylogenetic patterns of phenotypic plasticity in larval anurans
	Scared sick? Effects of sublethal exposure to predators and pesticides on life history traits and disease susceptibility in wood frogs
	Toward a phylogenetic perspective on the evolution of inducible defenses in Amybstoma salamanders
	Wetland security: Submerged macrophytes buffer aquatic communities from insecticide effects