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Leo Buss

Biology

#5002

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#7376

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#1793

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Evolutionary Biology

#204

World Rank

#225

Historical Rank

#69

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Ecology

#599

World Rank

#655

Historical Rank

#191

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PhD Ecology Stanford University
Masters Biology Stanford University
Bachelors Biology Stanford University

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According to Wikipedia, Leo W. Buss is a retired Professor at Yale University's departments of geology, geophysics, and ecology and evolutionary biology. Life He graduated from Johns Hopkins University with a B.A., M.A., and Ph.D in 1979.

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Leo Buss's Published Works

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The evolution of individuality (1987) (1451)
Population biology and evolution of clonal organisms (1988) (856)
The Trichoplax genome and the nature of placozoans (2008) (834)
Alleopathy and spatial competition among coral reef invertebrates. (1975) (561)
Competitive Networks: Nontransitive Competitive Relationships in Cryptic Coral Reef Environments (1979) (484)
“The arrival of the fittest”: Toward a theory of biological organization (1994) (378)
Somatic cell parasitism and the evolution of somatic tissue compatibility. (1982) (366)
Class-level relationships in the phylum Cnidaria: evidence from mitochondrial genome structure. (1992) (275)
Evolution of king crabs from hermit crab ancestors (1992) (260)
Class-level relationships in the phylum Cnidaria: molecular and morphological evidence. (1995) (255)
Mitochondrial genome of Trichoplax adhaerens supports placozoa as the basal lower metazoan phylum. (2006) (232)
Evolution, development, and the units of selection. (1983) (215)
Bryozoan overgrowth interactions—the interdependence of competition for space and food (1979) (199)
What would be conserved if "the tape were played twice"? (1994) (195)
Molecular evidence for multiple episodes of paedomorphosis in the family Hydractiniidae (1993) (178)
Planktonic food availability and suspension-feeder abundance: Evidence of in situ depletion (1981) (155)
Group Living, Competition, and the Evolution of Cooperation in a Sessile Invertebrate (1981) (151)
The Barrier of Objects: From Dynamical Systems to Bounded Organizations (1996) (151)
Competitive intransitivity and size-frequency distributions of interacting populations. (1980) (150)
Competition within and between encrusting clonal invertebrates. (1990) (137)
Comparative Genomics of Large Mitochondria in Placozoans (2007) (120)
The Phylum Vendobionta: a sister group of the Eumetazoa? (1994) (117)
Biology of Hydractiniid Hydroids. 2. Histocompatibility Effector System/Competitive Mechanism Mediated by Nematocyst Discharge (1984) (105)
A Hypervariable Invertebrate Allodeterminant (2009) (94)
A Sibling Species Group of Hydractinia in the North-Eastern United States (1989) (93)
Determination of paternity in dragonflies by Random Amplified Polymorphic DNA fingerprinting (1993) (91)
Do sponges help hold coral reefs together? (1979) (80)
An Invertebrate Histocompatibility Complex (2004) (80)
Homeoboxes in cnidarians. (1991) (74)
Transmission genetics of allorecognition in Hydractinia symbiolongicarpus (Cnidaria:Hydrozoa). (1996) (70)
Beyond Digital Naturalism (1993) (69)
Expression of a Hox gene, Cnox-2, and the division of labor in a colonial hydroid. (1999) (69)
Morphogenetic basis for phenotypic differences in hydroid competitive behaviour (1990) (68)
Molecular signatures for sex in the Placozoa (2005) (66)
Hydractinia Allodeterminant alr1 Resides in an Immunoglobulin Superfamily-like Gene Complex (2010) (63)
A PCR-based survey of homeobox genes in Ctenodrilus serratus (Annelida: Polychaeta). (1994) (63)
Histoincompatibility in vertebrates: the relict hypothesis. (1985) (62)
Recruitment and Postrecruitment Interactions in a Colonial Hydroid (1987) (60)
Over one-half billion years of head conservation? Expression of an ems class gene in Hydractinia symbiolongicarpus (Cnidaria: Hydrozoa). (1998) (59)
MOLECULAR AND GEOLOGIC EVIDENCE OF SHARED HISTORY BETWEEN HERMIT CRABS AND THE SYMBIOTIC GENUS HYDRACTINIA (1991) (58)
Ontogenetic changes in fusibility in the colonial hydroid Hydractinia symbiolongicarpus (1991) (55)
Modern zoophytology: the growth and form of modular organisms. (1987) (53)
HOM/Hox type homeoboxes in the chelicerate Limulus polyphemus. (1993) (51)
Growing with the Flow: On the Maintenance and Malleability of Colony Form in the Hydroid Hydractinia (1996) (50)
BIOLOGY OF HYDRACTINIID HYDROIDS. 4. ULTRASTRUCTURE OF THE PLANULA OF HYDRACTINIA ECHINATA (1985) (49)
An experimental exploration of Waddington’s epigenetic landscape (1991) (47)
Slime molds, ascidians, and the utility of evolutionary theory. (1999) (45)
Shape Variation in Hydractiniid Hydroids. (1991) (44)
Hydroid stolonal contractions mediated by contractile vacuoles (1992) (43)
Experimental heterochrony in hydractiniid hydroids: Why mechanisms matter (1993) (40)
Dynamics of Gastrovascular Circulation in the Hydrozoan Podocoryne carnea: the One-Polyp Case. (1999) (40)
A Comparison of Recent and Historical Populations of the Colonial Hydroid Hydractinia (1988) (39)
BIOLOGY OF HYDRACTINIID HYDROIDS. 1. COLONY ONTOGENY IN HYDRACTINIA ECHINATA (FLEMMING) (1984) (39)
BETTER LIVING THROUGH CHEMISTRY: THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ALLELOCHEMICAL INTERACTIONS AND COMPETITIVE NETWORKS (1976) (38)
The arrival of the fittest (1994) (38)
The Trichoplax genome and the nature of (2008) (33)
HOM/Hox-type homeoboxes from Stylaria lacustris (Annelida: Oligochaeta). (1994) (33)
Differential Effect of Allorecognition Loci on Phenotype in Hydractinia symbiolongicarpus (Cnidaria: Hydrozoa) (2007) (32)
Competition, disturbance and local diversity patterns of substratum-bound clonal organisms: A simulation (1984) (31)
Caribbean Placozoan Phylogeography (2006) (30)
Treatment with 2,4-dinitrophenol mimics ontogenetic and phylogenetic changes in a hydractiniid hydroid. (1992) (29)
Colony integration and the expression of the Hox gene, Cnox-2, in Hydractinia symbiolongicarpus (Cnidaria: Hydrozoa). (1999) (29)
Autoreactivity and self-tolerance in an invertebrate (1985) (29)
Expression of a Gsx parahox gene, Cnox-2, in colony ontogeny in Hydractinia (Cnidaria: Hydrozoa). (2006) (25)
Shiny spheres of placozoans (Trichoplax) function in anti‐predator defense (2009) (23)
Allorecognition and chimerism in an invertebrate model organism (2008) (23)
Embryonic chimerism does not induce tolerance in an invertebrate model organism (2007) (20)
Diversification and germ-line determination (1988) (20)
Genetic diversity of the allodeterminant alr2 in Hydractinia symbiolongicarpus. (2011) (20)
Somatic variation and evolution (1983) (19)
Evolutionary genetics of the hydroid allodeterminant alr2. (2012) (17)
Temperature stress induces dynamical chaos in a cnidarian gastrovascular system (1993) (16)
Allorecognition Triggers Autophagy and Subsequent Necrosis in the Cnidarian Hydractinia symbiolongicarpus (2012) (14)
Nonlinear Oscillations in Polyps of the Colonial Hydroid Podocoryne carnea (1998) (13)
A barrier reef. (1982) (12)
A Test for Larval Kin Aggregations (2005) (12)
Nutritional physiology and colony form in Podocoryna carnea (Cnidaria: Hydrozoa) (2008) (10)
Nutrient Distribution and Absorption in the Colonial Hydroid Podocoryna carnea Is Sequentially Diffusive and Directional (2015) (10)
A New Genus and Species of Sphaeromatidae ( Crustacea : Isopoda ) with Experiments and Observations on Its Reproductive Biology , Interspecific Interactions and Color Polymorphisms (10)
Genetic Background and Allorecognition Phenotype in Hydractinia symbiolongicarpus (2011) (10)
Effect of heat upon the nutritive values of peanuts; protein quality. (2006) (8)
Genetics of allorecognition in Hydractinia. (1997) (8)
A NATURALLY OCCURRING DEVELOPMENTAL SYNERGISM BETWEEN THE CELLULAR SLIME MOLD, DICTYOSTELIUM MUCOROIDES AND THE FUNGUS, MUCOR HIEMALIS (1983) (8)
Muscular Anatomy of the Podocoryna carnea Hydrorhiza (2013) (8)
LIFE CYCLE EVOLUTION (1988) (7)
A new twist on the Garstang torsion hypothesis (1995) (4)
5. The Middle Ground of Biology: Themes in the Evolution of Development (1992) (3)
Synrhabdosome life cycles (2012) (1)
Control of Hydroid Colony Form by Surface Heterogeneity (2016) (0)
THE EVOLUTION OF DEVELOPMENT (1988) (0)
Book Review:Bryozoan Evolution. F. K. McKinney, J. B. C. Jackson (1990) (0)
Evolution Treatment with 2 , 4-dinitrophenol mimics ontogenetic and phylogenetic changes in a hydractiniid hydroid ( dinitrophenol / heterochrony / hydroids / metabolism ) (0)
Intact_rep 6_fig 5_pt 2a (2015) (0)
The Selective Myosin II Inhibitor Blebbistatin Reversibly Eliminates Gastrovascular Flow and Stolon Tip Pulsations in the Colonial Hydroid Podocoryna carnea (2015) (0)
Evolutionary Genetics of the Hydroid Allodeterminant alr2 Research Article (2012) (0)
Intact replicate 2_recovery (2015) (0)
AUTHOR INDEX AND REFERENCE KEY (1988) (0)
Histocompatibility in an invertebrate is controlled by a complex of polymorphic IgSF-like genes. (170.4) (2011) (0)
Evolution Somatic cell parasitism and the evolution of somatic tissue compatibility ( chimera / Dictyostelium mucoroides / frequency-dependent selection / fusion-rejection / self / not-self ) (0)
Intact replicate 3_after reagent (2015) (0)
Latrunculin rep 2_fig 7_pt 1 (2015) (0)
Intact replicate 3_prior to reagent (2015) (0)
Modern Zoophytology. (Book Reviews: The Growth and Form of Modular Organisms; Modular Organisms: Case Studies) (1987) (0)
Synrhabdosome life cycles (2011) (0)
THE EVOLUTION OF HIERARCHICAL ORGANIZATION (1988) (0)
Final Report for Contract N00014-89-J-3047 (Yale University) (1992) (0)

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