Alison Cree
机构: Emeritus Professor of Zoology, University of Otago
每年引用次数
引用次数
引用: 5,698
H-指数: 42
I10-指数 : 109
出版物: 155
Endocrinology of oviposition in the tuatara (Sphenodon punctatus)—II. Plasma arginine vasotocin concentrations during natural nesting
Louis J Guillette , Catherine R Propper , Auson Cree , Robert M Doresl
Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology Part A: Physiology 100 ( 4) 819 -822
12
1991
Responses of Tuatara (Sphenodon punctatus) to removal of introduced Pacific rats from islands.
DAVID R. TOWNS , G. RICHARD PARRISH , CLAUDINE L. TYRRELL , GRAHAM T. USSHER
Conservation Biology 21 ( 4) 1021 -1031
33
2007
Securing the demographic and genetic future of tuatara through assisted colonization.
KIMBERLY A. MILLER , HILARY C. MILLER , JENNIFER A. MOORE , NICOLA J. MITCHELL
Conservation Biology 26 ( 5) 790 -798
27
2012
Modelling exposure to selected temperature during pregnancy: the limitations of squamate viviparity in a cool-climate environment
JONATHON R. HARE , KARINA M. HOLMES , JACKIE L. WILSON , ALISON CREE
Biological Journal of The Linnean Society 96 ( 3) 541 -552
27
2009
Exploring the consequences of climate‐induced changes in cloud cover on offspring of a cool‐temperate viviparous lizard
KELLY M. HARE , ALISON CREE
Biological Journal of The Linnean Society 101 ( 4) 844 -851
21
2010
Extended gestation with late‐autumn births in a cool‐climate viviparous gecko from southern New Zealand (Reptilia: Naultinus gemmeus)
JACKIE L. WILSON , ALISON CREE
Austral Ecology 28 ( 3) 339 -348
21
2003
Plasma Concentrations of Vitellogenin and Sex Steroids in Female Tuatara (Sphenodon punctatus punctatus) from Northern
MARK A BRowN , ALISON CREE , CHARLES H DAUGHERTY , BRIAN P DAwKINS
1994
FLUCHER, BERNHARD E., 54 FRIESEN, HENRY G., 237 FURUKAWA, KIYOSHI, 264, 296 G
J BALTHAZART , TFC BATTEN , EJ BEHNKE , HOWARD A BERN
General and Comparative Endocrinology 72 472 -473
1988
Temperature-dependent sex determination in tuatara
NICOLA J Nelson , ALISON Cree , MICHAEL B Thompson , SUSAN N Keall
Temperature-dependent sex determination in vertebrates 53 -58
34
2004
Maternal and environmental influences on reproductive success of a viviparous grassland lizard.
Alison Cree , Kelly M. Hare
New Zealand Journal of Ecology 35 ( 3) 254 -260
8
2011
EQUAL THERMAL OPPORTUNITY DOES NOT RESULT IN EQUAL GESTATION LENGTH IN A COOL-CLIMATE SKINK AND GECKO
Alison Cree , Kelly M. Hare
Herpetological Conservation and Biology ( 2)
18
2010
39
2014
Social networks and social stability in a translocated population of Otago skinks (Oligosoma otagense)
Stephanie Godfrey , Alison Cree , Joanne Monks , Vanitha Elangovan
New Zealand Journal of Ecology
2021
Thermal heterogeneity of selected retreats in cool-temperate viviparous lizards suggests a potential benefit of future climate warming.
Alison Cree , Christian O. Chukwuka , Ricardo S.R. Mello , Joanne M. Monks
Journal of Thermal Biology 97 102869 -102869
5
2021
Polydactyly in a lizard: a fitness advantage or a flaw?
Alison Cree , Christian Chukwuka , Jo Virens
Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment 19 ( 2) 85 -85
2021
Using Holocene fossils to model the future: Distribution of climate suitability for tuatara, the last rhynchocephalian
Frédérik Saltré , Frédérik Saltré , R. Paul Scofield , Scott Jarvie
Journal of Biogeography
2021
A nocturnally foraging gecko of the high-latitude alpine zone: Extreme tolerance of cold nights, with cryptic basking by day
Alison Cree , Carey Knox , Joanne Monks , Aaron Bertoia
Journal of Thermal Biology 99 102957
2021
Tuatara sex determination
Alison Cree , Michael B. Thompson , Charles H. Daugherty
Nature 375 ( 6532) 543 -543
56
1995
Comparison among three body parts and three software packages to optimise photographic identification of a reptile (tuatara, Sphenodon punctatus)
Ricardo de Sá Rocha Mello , Scott Jarvie , Lindsay Hazley , Alison Cree
Amphibia-reptilia 40 ( 2) 233 -244
2019
A comparison of five methods for assignment of sex in the takahe (Aves: Porphyrio mantelli)
Daryl Eason , Graig D. Millar , Alison Cree , Joy Halverson
Journal of Zoology 253 ( 3) 281 -292
13
2001