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Research.com Recognitions

  • 2012 - Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences
  • 2011 - Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS)

Overview

Maureen L. Stanton is affiliated with the University of California, Davis in the United States. Their academic work includes publications in literary and cultural review journals, contributing notably in recent years.

Their recent published papers include the following:

  • The Murmur of Everything Moving, 2023, published in The Sewanee Review
  • The Birds, 2024, published in The Missouri Review

Maureen L. Stanton's publication record includes contributions to the following venues:

  • The Sewanee Review
  • The Missouri Review

There are no frequent co-authors associated with their recent publications.

Stanton has received recognition through awards including:

  • Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, 2012
  • Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS), 2011

Best Publications

  • Seed variation in wild radish: effect of seed size on components of seedling and adult fitness

    Maureen L. Stanton

  • Floral evolution: Attractiveness to pollinators increases male fitness

    Maureen L. Stanton;Allison A. Snow;Steven N. Handel

  • INFLUENCES OF FLORAL VARIATION ON POLLEN REMOVAL AND SEED PRODUCTION IN WILD RADISH

    Helen J. Young;Maureen L. Stanton

  • Breakdown of an ant-plant mutualism follows the loss of large herbivores from an African savanna.

    Todd M. Palmer;Maureen L. Stanton;Truman P. Young;Jacob R. Goheen

  • Interacting Guilds: Moving beyond the Pairwise Perspective on Mutualisms

    Maureen L. Stanton

  • Invasibility of experimental habitat Islands in a California winter annual grassland

    George R. Robinson;George R. Robinson;James F. Quinn;Maureen L. Stanton

  • Synergy of multiple partners, including freeloaders, increases host fitness in a multispecies mutualism.

    Todd M. Palmer;Daniel F. Doak;Maureen L. Stanton;Judith L. Bronstein

  • Evolution in stressful environments. I. Phenotypic variability, phenotypic selection, and response to selection in five distinct environmental stresses.

    Maureen Stanton;B. A. Roy;D. A. Thiede

  • Competition and Coexistence: Exploring Mechanisms That Restrict and Maintain Diversity within Mutualist Guilds

    Todd M. Palmer;Maureen L. Stanton;Truman P. Young

  • BUMBLE BEE POLLINATION AND FLORAL MORPHOLOGY: FACTORS INFLUENCING POLLEN DISPERSAL IN THE ALPINE SKY PILOT, POLEMONIUM VISCOSUM (POLEMONIACEAE)

    Candace Galen;Candace Galen;Maureen L. Stanton;Maureen L. Stanton

  • Seasonal Variation in Pollination Dynamics of Sexually Dimorphic Sidalcea Oregana SSP. Spicata (Malvaceae)

    Tia-Lynn Ashman;Maureen Stanton

  • BEYOND FLORAL BATEMANIA: GENDER BIASES IN SELECTION FOR POLLINATION SUCCESS

    Paul Wilson;James D. Thomson;Maureen L. Stanton;Lisa P. Rigney

  • Evolution in stressful environments II: adaptive value and costs of plasticity in response to low light in Sinapis arvensis.

    Thomas Steinger;B. A. Roy;B. A. Roy;Maureen Stanton

  • RESPONSES OF SNOWBED PLANT SPECIES TO CHANGES IN GROWING-SEASON LENGTH'

    Candace Galen;Maureen L. Stanton

  • Sexual dimorphism in flower size

    Lynda F. Delph;Laura F. Galloway;Maureen L. Stanton

  • ECOLOGICAL CONSEQUENCES AND PHENOTYPIC CORRELATES OF PETAL SIZE VARIATION IN WILD RADISH, RAPHANUS SATIVUS (BRASSICACEAE)

    Maureen L. Stanton;Robert E. Preston

  • Influence of Environmental Quality on Pollen Competitive Ability in Wild Radish

    Helen J. Young;Maureen L. Stanton

  • CONSEQUENCES OF EMERGENCE PHENOLOGY FOR REPRODUCTIVE SUCCESS IN RANUNCULUS ADONEUS (RANUNCULACEAE)

    Candace Galen;Maureen L. Stanton

  • REPRODUCTIVE BIOLOGY OF PETAL COLOR VARIANTS IN WILD POPULATIONS OF RAPHANUS SATIVUS: I. POLLINATOR RESPONSE TO COLOR MORPHS

    Maureen L. Stanton

  • CONSEQUENCES OF FLORAL VARIATION FOR MALE AND FEMALE REPRODUCTION IN EXPERIMENTAL POPULATIONS OF WILD RADISH, RAPHANUS SATIVUS L.

    Maureen Stanton;Helen J. Young;Norman C. Ellstrand;Janet M. Clegg

Frequent Co-Authors

Todd M. Palmer
Todd M. Palmer University of Florida
Candace Galen
Candace Galen University of Missouri
Truman P. Young
Truman P. Young University of California, Davis
Jacob R. Goheen
Jacob R. Goheen University of Wyoming
Allison A. Snow
Allison A. Snow The Ohio State University
Robert M. Pringle
Robert M. Pringle Princeton University
Kevin J. Rice
Kevin J. Rice University of California, Davis
Laura F. Galloway
Laura F. Galloway University of Virginia
Richard K. Grosberg
Richard K. Grosberg University of California, Davis
Susan J. Mazer
Susan J. Mazer University of California, Santa Barbara

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