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Brett Holland

California State University, Sacramento

Affiliations

Natural Sciences & Mathematics

Biological Sciences

Department of Biological Sciences

California State University, Sacramento

Department Of Biology

School Of Biological Sciences

NoneBrett Holland is currently serving as a Biological Sciences faculty at California State University, Sacramento.

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California State University, Sacramento

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evolutionary biology ecology ecology and evolutionary biology sexual selection evolutionary ecology coevolution breeding behavior environmental science behavioral sciences population biology conservation biology adaptation reproductive biology behavioral ecology sociobiology evolutionary theory chase-away sexual selection reproductive load intersexual antagonistic coevolution intergenomic conflict interlocus contest evolution chase-away model inadvertent selection

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Chase-Away Hypothesis, The. (2021)

Courtship Song Does Not Increase the Rate of Adaptation to a Thermally Stressful Environment in a Drosophila Melanogaster Laboratory Population. PLoS ONE (2014)

Experimentally Enforced Monogamy: Inadvertent Selection, Inbreeding, or Evidence for Sexually Antagonistic Coevolution?. Evolution (2005)

William R. RiceBrett Holland

evolutionary ecologycoevolutioninadvertent selectionevolutionary biologyecology

Experimental Removal of Sexual Selection Reverses Intersexual Antagonistic Coevolution and Removes a Reproductive Load. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (1999)

Brett HollandWilliam R. Rice

reproductive biologyreproductive loadpopulation biologycoevolutionsexual selectionenvironmental scienceevolutionary biologybreeding behaviorecologyintersexual antagonistic coevolutionecology and evolutionary biologyconservation biology

Reply to Comments on the Chase‐Away Model of Sexual Selection. Evolution (1999)

William R. RiceBrett Holland

chase-away modelsexual selectionevolutionary biology

PERSPECTIVE: Chase‐Away Sexual Selection: Antagonistic Seduction Versus Resistance. Evolution (1998)

Brett HollandWilliam R. Rice

evolutionary theoryadaptationevolutionary ecologychase-away sexual selectionsexual selectionevolutionary biologybreeding behaviorecologyecology and evolutionary biology

Cryptic Sexual Selection-More Control Issues. Evolution (1997)

The Enemies Within: Intergenomic Conflict, Interlocus Contest Evolution (Ice), and the Intraspecific Red Queen. Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology (1997)

William R. RiceBrett Holland

intergenomic conflictsociobiologyinterlocus contest evolutionbehavioral sciencesevolutionary biologybehavioral ecologyecology and evolutionary biology

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Brett Holland

California State University, Sacramento

Affiliations

Natural Sciences & Mathematics

Biological Sciences

Department of Biological Sciences

California State University, Sacramento

Department Of Biology

School Of Biological Sciences

NoneBrett Holland is currently serving as a Biological Sciences faculty at California State University, Sacramento.

Honors

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Brett Holland

California State University, Sacramento

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Chase-Away Hypothesis, The. (2021)

Courtship Song Does Not Increase the Rate of Adaptation to a Thermally Stressful Environment in a Drosophila Melanogaster Laboratory Population. PLoS ONE (2014)

Experimentally Enforced Monogamy: Inadvertent Selection, Inbreeding, or Evidence for Sexually Antagonistic Coevolution?. Evolution (2005)

William R. RiceBrett Holland

evolutionary ecologycoevolutioninadvertent selectionevolutionary biologyecology

Experimental Removal of Sexual Selection Reverses Intersexual Antagonistic Coevolution and Removes a Reproductive Load. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (1999)

Brett HollandWilliam R. Rice

Reply to Comments on the Chase‐Away Model of Sexual Selection. Evolution (1999)

William R. RiceBrett Holland

chase-away modelsexual selectionevolutionary biology

PERSPECTIVE: Chase‐Away Sexual Selection: Antagonistic Seduction Versus Resistance. Evolution (1998)

Brett HollandWilliam R. Rice

evolutionary theoryadaptationevolutionary ecologychase-away sexual selectionsexual selectionevolutionary biologybreeding behaviorecologyecology and evolutionary biology

Cryptic Sexual Selection-More Control Issues. Evolution (1997)

The Enemies Within: Intergenomic Conflict, Interlocus Contest Evolution (Ice), and the Intraspecific Red Queen. Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology (1997)

William R. RiceBrett Holland

intergenomic conflictsociobiologyinterlocus contest evolutionbehavioral sciencesevolutionary biologybehavioral ecologyecology and evolutionary biology

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