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Alexandra Basolo

Emeritus Professor

University of Nebraska–Lincoln

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Arts and Sciences

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Biological Sciences

Alexandra Basolo is currently serving as an Arts And Sciences Emeritus Professor at University of Nebraska–Lincoln.

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University of Nebraska–Lincoln

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evolutionary biology avian biology animal behavior ecology breeding behavior behavioral sciences behavioral ecology biology evolutionary ecology animal behaviour entomology sexual selection fish biology population genetics animal ecology mating psychology female preference xiphophorus helleri phylogenetics evolutionary psychology morphology (biology) ethology evolutionary genetics biological evolution body size green swordtail human behavior fitness adaptation animal science wildlife sexual behavior mammalogy animal studies animal performance sex differences animal genetics wildlife ecology predator-prey interactions pre-existing bias poeciliid fish field cricket systematics sociobiology ecological entomology zoology mammalian biology interspecific behavioral interaction comparative psychology population dynamics wildlife biology sexism acoustic ecology movement ecology deception detection insect social behavior candidate selection behavioral plasticity social isolation social integration social exclusion social inclusion community building swordtail fish male sword length receiver bias female preference functions evolutionary change further examination fin elaboration predation risk silver spoon phylogenetic distribution life history traits life history natural selection ecology and evolutionary biology evolutionary theory

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Body Size, but Not Age‐at‐Maturation or Context, Affects the Expression of Predator‐Induced Behavioural Plasticity in Female Green Swordtails ( Xiphophorus Hellerii ). Ethology (2019)

Rachael A. DiSciulloAlexandra L. Basolo

morphology (biology)ecologypredator-induced behavioural plasticitywildlife ecologyentomologypredator-prey interactionsbody sizebehavioral plasticityavian biologybehavioral ecologyethologyfemale green swordtailsdevelopmental biologyanimal ecologyevolutionary biologyanimal behaviorbreeding behaviormorphogenesisevolutionary ecology

Tradeoffs Limit the Evolution of Male Traits That Are Attractive to Females. Proceedings of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences (2012)

William E. WagnerOliver M. BeckersAmanda E. TolleAlexandra L. Basolo

adaptationbiologybiological evolutionpopulation biologymale traitsevolutionary biology

Evolution of Pleiotropic Alleles for Maturation and Size as a Consequence of Predation. Biology Letters (2008)

Alexandra L Basolo

biologyevolutionary biologyevolutionary geneticsevolutionary ecologybiological evolutionpleiotropic allelesecologypopulation genetics

Incidental Sanctions and the Evolution of Direct Benefits. Ethology (2008)

William E. WagnerAlexandra L. Basolo

direct benefitsincidental sanctionspublic policyethologyinternational relations

False Promises: Females Spurn Cheating Males in a Field Cricket. Biology Letters (2007)

William E WagnerAndrew R SmithAlexandra L Basolo

deception detectionavian biologyinsect social behaviorbehavioral ecologydeviance (sociology)mating psychologybiologyfield cricketcandidate selectionsexual behaviorevolutionary biologyfalse promisesbehavioral sciences

Host Preferences in a Phonotactic Parasitoid of Field Crickets: The Relative Importance of Host Song Characters. Ecological Entomology (2007)

WILLIAM E. WAGNERALEXANDRA L. BASOLO

acoustic ecologyphonologyavian biologyhost preferencesbehavioral ecologyentomologyecological entomologyfield cricketshost song charactersecologyphonotactic parasitoidevolutionary biology

The Relative Importance of Different Direct Benefits in the Mate Choices of a Field Cricket. Evolution (2007)

William E. WagnerAlexandra L. Basolo

mate choicesrelative importancefield cricketbreeding behaviorevolutionary geneticsevolutionary ecologyevolutionary biology

Genetic Linkage and Color Polymorphism in the Southern Platyfish ( Xiphophorus Maculatus ): A Model System for Studies of Color Pattern Evolution. Zebrafish (2006)

Alexandra L. Basolo

genomicsgenetic linkagesouthern platyfishfish biologygeneticsevolutionary biologycolor polymorphismcolor pattern evolutionmodel systemanimal genetics

Genetic Variation in Maternal Investment Patterns in Platyfish Xiphophorus Maculatus. Zebrafish (2006)

Alexandra L. BasoloWilliam E. Wagner

fish biologyavian biologyanimal geneticsgeneticsgenetic variationevolutionary biologymammalian biologymaternal investment patternspopulation genetics

Location, Location, Location: Stripe Position Effects on Female Sword Preference. Animal Behaviour (2005)

Brian C. TrainorAlexandra L. Basolo

animal behavioravian biologymammalogybehavioral ecologydeviance (sociology)animal ecologybreeding behaviorfemale sword preferenceanimal behaviourstripe position effectsmovement ecologyecologyevolutionary biologybehavioral sciences

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Alexandra Basolo

Emeritus Professor

University of Nebraska–Lincoln

Affiliations

Arts and Sciences

Sciences

Biological Sciences

Alexandra Basolo is currently serving as an Arts And Sciences Emeritus Professor at University of Nebraska–Lincoln.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Alexandra Basolo

University of Nebraska–Lincoln

Emeritus Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Body Size, but Not Age‐at‐Maturation or Context, Affects the Expression of Predator‐Induced Behavioural Plasticity in Female Green Swordtails ( Xiphophorus Hellerii ). Ethology (2019)

Rachael A. DiSciulloAlexandra L. Basolo

Tradeoffs Limit the Evolution of Male Traits That Are Attractive to Females. Proceedings of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences (2012)

William E. WagnerOliver M. BeckersAmanda E. TolleAlexandra L. Basolo

adaptationbiologybiological evolutionpopulation biologymale traitsevolutionary biology

Evolution of Pleiotropic Alleles for Maturation and Size as a Consequence of Predation. Biology Letters (2008)

Alexandra L Basolo

biologyevolutionary biologyevolutionary geneticsevolutionary ecologybiological evolutionpleiotropic allelesecologypopulation genetics

Incidental Sanctions and the Evolution of Direct Benefits. Ethology (2008)

William E. WagnerAlexandra L. Basolo

direct benefitsincidental sanctionspublic policyethologyinternational relations

False Promises: Females Spurn Cheating Males in a Field Cricket. Biology Letters (2007)

William E WagnerAndrew R SmithAlexandra L Basolo

Host Preferences in a Phonotactic Parasitoid of Field Crickets: The Relative Importance of Host Song Characters. Ecological Entomology (2007)

WILLIAM E. WAGNERALEXANDRA L. BASOLO

acoustic ecologyphonologyavian biologyhost preferencesbehavioral ecologyentomologyecological entomologyfield cricketshost song charactersecologyphonotactic parasitoidevolutionary biology

The Relative Importance of Different Direct Benefits in the Mate Choices of a Field Cricket. Evolution (2007)

William E. WagnerAlexandra L. Basolo

mate choicesrelative importancefield cricketbreeding behaviorevolutionary geneticsevolutionary ecologyevolutionary biology

Genetic Linkage and Color Polymorphism in the Southern Platyfish ( Xiphophorus Maculatus ): A Model System for Studies of Color Pattern Evolution. Zebrafish (2006)

Alexandra L. Basolo

genomicsgenetic linkagesouthern platyfishfish biologygeneticsevolutionary biologycolor polymorphismcolor pattern evolutionmodel systemanimal genetics

Genetic Variation in Maternal Investment Patterns in Platyfish Xiphophorus Maculatus. Zebrafish (2006)

Alexandra L. BasoloWilliam E. Wagner

fish biologyavian biologyanimal geneticsgeneticsgenetic variationevolutionary biologymammalian biologymaternal investment patternspopulation genetics

Location, Location, Location: Stripe Position Effects on Female Sword Preference. Animal Behaviour (2005)

Brian C. TrainorAlexandra L. Basolo

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