Winston F. Ponder is affiliated with the Australian Museum in Australia. Their research spans several fields including Environmental Science, Earth and Planetary Sciences, and Agricultural and Biological Sciences. The work notably focuses on subfields such as Ecology, Insect Science, Oceanography, Paleontology, and Ecological Modeling.
The scientist's main research topics include aquatic invertebrate ecology and behavior, mollusks and parasite studies, marine biology and ecology research, parasite biology and host interactions, paleontology and stratigraphy of fossils, species distribution and climate change, and plant taxonomy and phylogenetics.
Winston F. Ponder has contributed to multiple research papers, with selected recent publications as follows:
The frequent co-authors of Winston F. Ponder include Tanapan Sukee, Anson V. Koehler, Bonnie L. Webster, Robin B. Gasser, and Neil D. Young, each contributing to multiple collaborative works.
The scientist has published most often in the venue "Molluscan Research," followed by repeated contributions to "Australian Zoologist," as well as notable papers in "Frontiers in Environmental Science," "Parasites & Vectors," and "Alcheringa An Australasian Journal of Palaeontology."
Charles Lydeard;Robert H. Cowie;Winston F. Ponder;Arthur E. Bogan
Ellen E. Strong;Olivier Gargominy;Winston F. Ponder;Philippe Bouchet
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Donald. J. Colgan;Winston F Ponder;Peter E. Eggler
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D. J Colgan;W.F Ponder;E Beacham;J. Macaranas
Robert Hershler;W. F. Ponder
Thomas Wilke;Martin Haase;Robert Hershler;Hsiu-Ping Liu
D. J. Colgan;W. F. Ponder;E. Beacham;J. M. Macaranas
Winston F. Ponder
Winston Ponder;Daniel Lunney
Charles Lydeard;Wallace E. Holznagel;Matthias Glaubrecht;Winston F. Ponder
Ellen E. Strong;Donald J. Colgan;John M. Healy;Charles Lydeard
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W. F. Ponder;Robert Hershler;B. J. Jenkins
R.J. Fensham;J.L. Silcock;Adam Kerezsy;Adam Kerezsy;W. Ponder
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W. F. Ponder;D. J. Colgan
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Winston Frank Ponder;David R. Lindberg;Juliet Mary Ponder
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Francesco Criscione;Winston Frank Ponder
Anders Waren;Winston F Ponder
WF Ponder;GA Clark;AC Miller;A Toluzzi
David R. Lindberg;Winston F. Ponder
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