Brian G. Gall
机构: Associate Professor of Biology, Hanover College
每年引用次数
引用次数
引用: 568
H-指数: 14
I10-指数 : 19
出版物: 44
2012
Orientation behavior of riparian long-jawed orb weavers (Tetragnatha elongata) after displacement over water.
Brian G. Gall , Theresa E. Wrynn , Sidney J. Goedeker
Ecology and Evolution 11 ( 6) 2899 -2906
2021
TOXIC PREY AND PREDATOR AVOIDANCE: RESPONSES OF TOXIC NEWTS TO CHEMICAL STIMULI FROM A PREDATOR AND INJURED CONSPECIFICS
Brian G. Gall , Abigail A. Farr , Sophia G. A. Engel , Edmund D. Brodie
Northwestern Naturalist 92 ( 1) 1 -6
4
2011
Predatory caddisfly larvae sequester tetrodotoxin from their prey, eggs of the rough-skinned newt (Taricha granulosa).
Brian G. Gall , Amber N. Stokes , Susannah S. French , Edmund D. Brodie
Journal of Chemical Ecology 38 ( 11) 1351 -1357
12
2012
Ontogenetic Shift in Efficacy of Antipredator Mechanisms in a Top Aquatic Predator, Anax junius (Odonata: Aeshnidae)
Gareth R. Hopkins , Brian G. Gall , Edmund D. Brodie
Ethology 117 ( 12) 1093 -1100
16
2011
Innate Predator Recognition and the Problem of Introduced Trout
Brian G. Gall , Alicia Mathis
Ethology 116 ( 1) 47 -58
56
2010
The alarm cue obstruction hypothesis: isopods respond to alarm cues, but do not respond to dietary chemical cues from predatory bluegill
Kari L. Spivey , Trevor L. Chapman , Alexandra L. Schmitz , Derek E. Bast
Behaviour 152 ( 2) 167 -179
6
2015
Palatability and Defense of Eastern Newt (Notophthalmus viridescens) Larvae and Metamorphic Juveniles against Predatory Dragonfly Nymphs
Theresa E. Wrynn , Brian G. Gall
Northeastern Naturalist 26 ( 4) 849 -857
2019
Only fear the fatal foe: predation risk assessment by eastern newts (Notophthalmus viridescens) in response to common snapping turtles and other potential predators
Trevor L. Chapman , Kari L. Spivey , Jennifer M. Lundergan , Alexandra L. Schmitz
Ethology Ecology & Evolution 29 ( 3) 1 -11
5
2017
Absence of visual discrimination by female eastern newts during mate selection
Mackenzie M. Spicer , Shelby L. Hart , Sara R. Brighty , Brian G. Gall
Ethology Ecology & Evolution 29 ( 5) 490 -500
1
2017
Has the indestructible insect met its match? Velvet ants as prey to bufonid toads
Ciara J. Mergler , Brian G. Gall
Ethology Ecology & Evolution 33 ( 1) 15 -24
2021
A Test of Local Enhancement in Amphibians
Trevor L. Chapman , Mathew P. Holcomb , Kari L. Spivey , Evanna K. Sehr
Ethology 121 ( 3) 308 -314
3
2015
Hatching Plasticity Under Complex Conditions: Responses of Newt Embryos to Chemical and Mechanical Stimuli from Egg and Larval Predators
Brian G. Gall , Leticia L. Hoffmann , Edmund D. Brodie
Western North American Naturalist 73 ( 1) 80 -88
1
2013
Complex predator–prey interactions between the rusty crayfish (Orconectes rusticus) and invertebrate and vertebrate prey within their native range
Kari L. Vollmer , Brian G. Gall
Journal of Freshwater Ecology 29 ( 2) 267 -277
9
2014
Responses of an aquatic isopod and amphipod to chemical alarm cues from damaged conspecifics
Evie K. Sehr , Brian G. Gall
Journal of Freshwater Ecology 31 ( 2) 231 -237
5
2016
Mechanics and Ecological Role of Swimming Behavior in the Caddisfly Larvae Triaenodes tardus
Brian G. Gall , Gareth R. Hopkins , Edmund D. Brodie
Journal of Insect Behavior 24 ( 4) 317 -328
5
2011
An Investigation into Tetrodotoxin (TTX) Levels Associated with the Red Dorsal Spots in Eastern Newt (Notophthalmus viridescens) Efts and Adults.
Mackenzie M. Spicer , Amber N. Stokes , Trevor L. Chapman , Edmund D. Brodie
Journal of Toxicology 2018 1 -4
48
2018
The effects of satiation level and competition risk on resource acquisition in red swamp crayfish ( Procambarus clarkii )
Ciara J. Mergler , Alexandra N. Ludwig , Brian G. Gall
Aquatic Ecology 54 ( 3) 889 -894
1
2020
The indestructible insect: Velvet ants from across the United States avoid predation by representatives from all major tetrapod clades.
Brian G. Gall , Kari L. Spivey , Trevor L. Chapman , Robert J. Delph
Ecology and Evolution 8 ( 11) 5852 -5862
7
2018
When can embryos learn? A test of the timing of learning in embryonic amphibians
Evie K. Sehr , Lindsay N. Beasley , Kurtis W. Wilson , Brian G. Gall
Ecology and Evolution 6 ( 8) 2486 -2493
1
2016