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Molly Morris

Professor

Ohio University

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College of Arts and Sciences

Biological Sciences

Molly Morris is currently serving as a Biological Sciences Professor at Ohio University.

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evolutionary biology avian biology animal behavior fish biology breeding behavior ecology behavioral ecology genetics sexual selection behavioral sciences evolutionary ecology entomology population genetics mating psychology animal behaviour animal ecology sexual behavior evolutionary genetics ecology and evolutionary biology genetic variation population biology female preference swordtail fish ornithology marine biology sociobiology human behavior animal science ethology wildlife zoology adaptation evolutionary game theory predator-prey interactions sex differences comparative psychology body size female choice large males alternative reproductive tactics sexual maturity wild population female mate preference mammalogy primate behavior masculinity animal reproduction behavior analysis animal breeding biological evolution sexology natural selection swordtail xiphophorus nigrensis treefrog hyla chrysoscelis alternative mating strategies aggressive intent xiphophorus nigrensis vertical bars swordtail xiphophorus multilineatus growth rates insect science oncogenes animal genetics primatology nematology interpersonal attraction evolution strategy candidate selection evolutionary theory applied ethology avian evolution wildlife biology diabetes mellitus early detection identification method information asymmetry evolutionary psychology female mate preferences fitness

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Complex Structural Variation and Behavioral Interactions Underpin a Balanced Sexual Mimicry Polymorphism. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Tristram O. DodgeBernard Y. KimJohn J. BaczenasShreya M. BanerjeeTheresa R. GunnAlex E. DonnyLyle A. GivenAndreas R. RiceSophia K. Haase CoxMichael L. WeinsteinRyan CrossBenjamin M. MoranKate HaberNadia B. HaghaniJose Angel Machin KairuzHannah R. GellertKang DuStepfanie M AguillonMary S. TudorCarla Gutierrez-RodriguezOscar Rios-CardenasMolly R. MorrisManfred SchartlDaniel L. PowellMolly Schumer

geneticscomplex structural variationecology and evolutionary biologyevolutionary biologybehavioral interactionsbehavioral sciences

Composition and Function of the Nuchal Hump of Male Xiphophorus Multilineatus. Research Square (Research Square) (2024)

Keith TompkinsWill BoswellKang DuZhao LaiYuan LuMolly R Morris

male xiphophorus multilineatusnuchal humpmorphological evidenceavian biologymammalian biologydevelopmental biologyornithology

Pervasive Gene Flow Despite Strong and Varied Reproductive Barriers in Swordtails. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Stepfanie M. AguillonSophia K. Haase CoxQuinn K. LangdonTheresa R. GunnJohn J. BaczenasShreya M. BanerjeeAlexandra E. DonnyBenjamin M. MoranCarla Gutiérrez-RodríguezOscar Ríos-CárdenasMolly R. MorrisDaniel L. PowellMolly Schumer

pervasive gene flowgeneticspopulation biologymolecular biologyevolutionary biology

Recurrent Evolution of Small Body Size and Loss of the Sword Ornament in Northern Swordtail Fish. Evolution (2024)

Gabriel A PreisingTheresa GunnJohn J BaczenasDaniel L PowellTristram O DodgeSean T SewellAlexa PollockJose Angel Machin KairuzMarkita SavageYuan LuMeredith Fitschen-BrownAxel MeyerManfred SchartlMolly CummingsSunishka ThakurCallen M InmanOscar Ríos-CardenasMolly MorrisMichael ToblerMolly Schumer

sword ornamentsmall body sizefish biologyavian biologybiologymarine biologyrecurrent evolutionnorthern swordtail fishecologyevolutionary biology

Strength of Female Mate Preferences in Temperature Manipulation Study Supports the Signal Reliability Hypothesis. PLoS ONE (2024)

Nicole E. CobbSamantha M. MasonKeith TompkinsMeredith Fitschen-BrownOscar Rios-CardenasMolly R. Morris

animal behaviorsignal reliability hypothesisavian biologybehavioral ecologymating psychologypsychologybreeding behaviorfemale mate preferencestemperature manipulation studyexperimental psychologyevolutionary biologybehavioral sciences

Structural Genomic Variation and Behavioral Interactions Underpin a Balanced Sexual Mimicry Polymorphism. Current Biology (2024)

Tristram O DodgeBernard Y KimJohn J BaczenasShreya M BanerjeeTheresa R GunnAlex E DonnyLyle A GivenAndreas R RiceSophia K Haase CoxM Luke WeinsteinRyan CrossBenjamin M MoranKate HaberNadia B HaghaniJose Angel Machin KairuzHannah R GellertKang DuStepfanie M AguillonM Scarlett TudorCarla Gutiérrez-RodríguezOscar Rios-CardenasMolly R MorrisManfred SchartlDaniel L PowellMolly Schumer

genomicsanimal behaviorbiologygenetic variationstructural genomic variationevolutionary biologybehavioral interactionsbehavioral sciences

Swordtail Fish Hybrids Reveal That Genome Evolution is Surprisingly Predictable After Initial Hybridization. PLoS Biology (2024)

Quinn K. LangdonJeffrey S. GrohStepfanie M. AguillonDaniel L. PowellTheresa GunnCheyenne PayneJohn J. BaczenasAlex DonnyTristram O. DodgeKang DuManfred SchartlOscar Ríos-CárdenasCarla Gutiérrez-RodríguezMolly MorrisMolly Schumer

genomicsphylogeneticsgenome biologyinitial hybridizationpopulation geneticsgeneticsbiologygenetic variationevolutionary geneticsgenome evolutionswordtail fish hybridsmolecular evolutiongene evolutionevolutionary biology

Genome Evolution is Surprisingly Predictable After Initial Hybridization. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2023)

genomicsinitial hybridizationevolutionary biologygenome evolution

Genotype and Growth Rate Influence Female Mate Preference in Xiphophorus Multilineatus: Potential Selection to Optimize Mortality-Growth Rate Tradeoff. PLoS ONE (2023)

Meredith Fitschen-BrownMolly Morris

fertilityecologymortality-growth rate tradeoffmating psychologypopulation biologyreproductive biologyxiphophorus multilineatuspotential selectionavian biologysexual selectionbehavioral ecologyevolutionary geneticsecology and evolutionary biologyevolutionary biologyanimal behaviorpopulation ecologyadaptationgeneticsbreeding behaviorevolutionary ecologypopulation genetics

Physiological Costs to Behavioural Plasticity in a Swordtail Fish: Clues to Its Evolutionary Maintenance and Loss. Animal Behaviour (2023)

Helen StecMadison GambillHannah WhitmerKeith TompkinsOscar Rios-CardenasMolly R. Morris

physiologyanimal behaviorevolutionary maintenanceswordtail fishbehavioral plasticityfish biologyavian biologyanimal physiologybehavioral ecologyanimal behaviourevolutionary biology

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Molly Morris

Professor

Ohio University

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Biological Sciences

Molly Morris is currently serving as a Biological Sciences Professor at Ohio University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Ohio University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Complex Structural Variation and Behavioral Interactions Underpin a Balanced Sexual Mimicry Polymorphism. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

geneticscomplex structural variationecology and evolutionary biologyevolutionary biologybehavioral interactionsbehavioral sciences

Composition and Function of the Nuchal Hump of Male Xiphophorus Multilineatus. Research Square (Research Square) (2024)

Keith TompkinsWill BoswellKang DuZhao LaiYuan LuMolly R Morris

male xiphophorus multilineatusnuchal humpmorphological evidenceavian biologymammalian biologydevelopmental biologyornithology

Pervasive Gene Flow Despite Strong and Varied Reproductive Barriers in Swordtails. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

pervasive gene flowgeneticspopulation biologymolecular biologyevolutionary biology

Recurrent Evolution of Small Body Size and Loss of the Sword Ornament in Northern Swordtail Fish. Evolution (2024)

sword ornamentsmall body sizefish biologyavian biologybiologymarine biologyrecurrent evolutionnorthern swordtail fishecologyevolutionary biology

Strength of Female Mate Preferences in Temperature Manipulation Study Supports the Signal Reliability Hypothesis. PLoS ONE (2024)

Nicole E. CobbSamantha M. MasonKeith TompkinsMeredith Fitschen-BrownOscar Rios-CardenasMolly R. Morris

Structural Genomic Variation and Behavioral Interactions Underpin a Balanced Sexual Mimicry Polymorphism. Current Biology (2024)

genomicsanimal behaviorbiologygenetic variationstructural genomic variationevolutionary biologybehavioral interactionsbehavioral sciences

Swordtail Fish Hybrids Reveal That Genome Evolution is Surprisingly Predictable After Initial Hybridization. PLoS Biology (2024)

Genome Evolution is Surprisingly Predictable After Initial Hybridization. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2023)

genomicsinitial hybridizationevolutionary biologygenome evolution

Genotype and Growth Rate Influence Female Mate Preference in Xiphophorus Multilineatus: Potential Selection to Optimize Mortality-Growth Rate Tradeoff. PLoS ONE (2023)

Meredith Fitschen-BrownMolly Morris

Physiological Costs to Behavioural Plasticity in a Swordtail Fish: Clues to Its Evolutionary Maintenance and Loss. Animal Behaviour (2023)

Helen StecMadison GambillHannah WhitmerKeith TompkinsOscar Rios-CardenasMolly R. Morris

physiologyanimal behaviorevolutionary maintenanceswordtail fishbehavioral plasticityfish biologyavian biologyanimal physiologybehavioral ecologyanimal behaviourevolutionary biology

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