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Helen Rodd

ResearcherEcology and Evolutionary BiologyUniversity of Toronto

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Helen Rodd

Researcher

Ecology and Evolutionary Biology

University of Toronto

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

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No publications since 2021.
Principal investigator on 6 research grants (6 NSERC), most recently in 2024.

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sexual selection sensory bias carotenoid-based ornaments mate choice hamilton-zuk hypothesis plasticity microplastic ingestion

Latest papers

Using Delaunay triangulation to sample whole-specimen color from digital images.
Ecology and evolution · 2021

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The evolution of mate choice cues: sensory biases, pigments, and parasites
NSERC · 2024 · Principal investigator
$54,000
Mate choice, male morphology and mating systems: Patterns and processes
NSERC · 2018 · Principal investigator
$282,000
The interplay between natural and sexual selection: causes and consequences
NSERC · 2013 · Principal investigator
$210,000

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Helen Rodd

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Using Delaunay triangulation to sample whole-specimen color from digital images.

The evolution of mate choice cues: sensory biases, pigments, and parasites

Mate choice, male morphology and mating systems: Patterns and processes

The interplay between natural and sexual selection: causes and consequences

The role of sensory bias in the evolution of mate choice preferences in guppies

Molecular core facility real-time PCR

Mate choice cues in guppies (poecilia reticulata)

Variation in wild guppies: the roles of plasticity and frequency dependent selection