Joseph L. Tomkins is a researcher affiliated with the University of Western Australia. Their scholarly contributions span diverse areas within the agricultural and biological sciences, with a focus on ecology, evolution, behavior, and genetics. Their work intersects prominently with animal behavior and reproduction, insect ecology, and broader plant and animal studies.
Their publication record includes research in multiple specialized fields such as agricultural and biological sciences, biochemistry, genetics, and molecular biology. Within these domains, Tomkins has contributed extensively to the subfields of ecology, evolution, behavior and systematics, genetics, oceanography, insect science, and ecology specifically.
Major topics explored in Tomkins' research are:
Their work is published in several notable scientific journals, with frequent contributions to:
Some recent representative papers authored by or involving Tomkins include:
Tomkins frequently collaborates with other researchers, including:
Joseph L. Tomkins;Jacek Radwan;Janne S. Kotiaho;Tom Tregenza
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Leigh Simmons;Joseph Tomkins;J. Hunt
Joseph L. Tomkins;Wade Hazel
Joseph L. Tomkins;Gordon S. Brown
Joseph L. Tomkins;Leigh W. Simmons
Stefan Lüpold;Joseph L. Tomkins;Leigh W. Simmons;John L. Fitzpatrick
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Lucy Gilbert;Jennifer Aungier;Joseph L. Tomkins
Matthew J.G. Gage;Alison K. Surridge;Joseph L. Tomkins;Emma Green
Stefan Lüpold;Raïssa A. de Boer;Jonathan P. Evans;Joseph L. Tomkins
Francisco Garcia-Gonzalez;Francisco Garcia-Gonzalez;Leigh W. Simmons;Joseph L. Tomkins;Janne S. Kotiaho
Nick Colegrave;Janne S. Kotiaho;Joseph L. Tomkins
Janne Sakari Kotiaho;Leigh Simmons;John Hunt;Joseph Tomkins
Leigh W. Simmons;Douglas J. Emlen;Joseph L. Tomkins
Robert J. Knell;Joanne C. Pomfret;Joseph L. Tomkins
Janne S. Kotiaho;Natasha R. LeBas;Mikael Puurtinen;Joseph L. Tomkins
Joseph L. Tomkins
Joseph Tomkins;Janne Sakari Kotiaho;Natasha LeBas
Robert J. Knell;Darren Naish;Joseph L. Tomkins;David W.E. Hone
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