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Daniela L. Bell, M.A.

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Biology Wesleyan University, Middletown, CT, United States 
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evolutionary biology
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Laura F. Galloway grad student 2004 UVA
 (The maintenance of genetic variation for patterns of phenotypic plasticity in Geranium carolinianum: The roles of cost and adaptation.)
Lynda Delph post-doc Indiana University Bloomington

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Ompad DC, Bell DL, Amesty S, et al. (2013) Men who purchase sex, who are they? An interurban comparison. Journal of Urban Health : Bulletin of the New York Academy of Medicine. 90: 1166-80
Catallozzi M, Bell DL, Short MB, et al. (2013) Does perception of relationship type impact sexual health risk? Sexually Transmitted Diseases. 40: 473-5
Ott MA, Ghani N, McKenzie F, et al. (2012) Adolescent boys' experiences of first sex. Culture, Health & Sexuality. 14: 781-93
Delph LF, Andicoechea J, Steven JC, et al. (2011) Environment-dependent intralocus sexual conflict in a dioecious plant. The New Phytologist. 192: 542-52
Bell DL, Galloway LF. (2008) Population differentiation for plasticity to light in an annual herb: Adaptation and cost. American Journal of Botany. 95: 59-65
Delph LF, Bell DL. (2008) A test of the differential-plasticity hypothesis for variation in the degree of sexual dimorphism in Silene latifolia Evolutionary Ecology Research. 10: 61-75
Bell DL, Galloway LF. (2007) Plasticity to neighbour shade: Fitness consequences and allometry Functional Ecology. 21: 1146-1153
Bell DL. (2003) Adolescent male sexuality. Adolescent Medicine (Philadelphia, Pa.). 14: 583-94, vi
Bell DL, Sultan SE. (1999) Dynamic phenotypic plasticity for root growth in Polygonum: a comparative study. American Journal of Botany. 86: 807-19
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