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Jeremy Sean Mitchell

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2003 Simon Fraser University, Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada 
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Laurence M. Dill grad student 2003 Simon Fraser
 (Ecological implications of queuing in false clown anemonefish.)

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Mitchell JS, Ocana SW, Taborsky M. (2014) Male and female shell-brooding cichlids prefer different shell characteristics Animal Behaviour. 98: 131-137
Heg D, Jutzeler E, Mitchell JS, et al. (2009) Helpful female subordinate cichlids are more likely to reproduce. Plos One. 4: e5458
Mitchell J, Heg D, Taborsky M, et al. (2009) Dominant members of cooperatively-breeding groups adjust their behaviour in response to the sexes of their subordinates Behaviour. 146: 1665-1686
Mitchell JS, Jutzeler E, Heg D, et al. (2009) Gender Differences in the Costs that Subordinate Group Members Impose on Dominant Males in a Cooperative Breeder Ethology. 115: 1162-1174
Heg D, Jutzeler E, Bonfils D, et al. (2008) Group composition affects male reproductive partitioning in a cooperatively breeding cichlid. Molecular Ecology. 17: 4359-70
Mitchell JS, Dill LM. (2005) Why is group size correlated with the size of the host sea anemone in the false clown anemonefish? Canadian Journal of Zoology. 83: 372-376
Mitchell JS, Bailey RC, Knapton RW. (2000) Effects of predation by fish and wintering ducks on dreissenid mussels at Nanticoke, Lake Erie Ă©Coscience. 7: 398-409
Mitchell JS, Bailey RC, Knapton RW. (1999) Sources of bias in the use of shell fragments to estimate the size of zebra and quagga mussels (Dreissena polymorpha and Dreissena bugensis) Canadian Journal of Zoology. 77: 910-916
Mitchell JS, Robertson RJ. (1993) Tree Swallows Cannot Be Classified as Determinate or Indeterminate Layers The Condor. 95: 546-553
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