In print.

2026

Walker, R.H., I. Sinha, N. Rochette, T.J. Sanger, and S.C. Campbell-Staton. 2026. Regulatory responses of ectothermic embryos to predicted heat stresses under near-future climate change. Molecular Ecology 35:e70456.

Hutchinson, M.C., R.H. Walker, J.O. Abraham, J.A. Becker, D.D. Gonçalves, C.M. Nutter, J. Pansu, E.M. Phillips, A.B. Potter, B.S. Tenente, M.E. Stalmans, R.A. Long*, and R.M. Pringle*. 2026. Ecology of community reassembly: movements and diets of megafauna during a decade of restoration in Mozambique. Ecology 107(4):e70386. 

2023

Walker, R.H., M.C. Hutchinson, J.A. Becker, J.H. Daskin, K.M. Gaynor, M.S. Palmer, D.D. Gonçalves, M.E. Stalmans, J. Denlinger, P. Bouley, M. Angela, A. Paulo, A.B. Potter, N. Arumoogum, F. Parrini, J. Marshal, R.M. Pringle*, and R.A. Long*. 2023. Trait-based sensitivity of large mammals to a catastrophic tropical cyclone. Nature 623:757-764. 

Walker, R.H., M.C. Hutchinson, A.B. Potter, J.A. Becker, R.A. Long*, and R.M. Pringle*. 2023. Mechanisms of individual variation in large herbivore diets: roles of spatial heterogeneity and state-dependent foraging.  Ecology 104(2):e3921. 

Daskin, J.H., J.A. Becker, T.R. Kartzinel, A.B. Potter, R.H. Walker, F.A.A. Eriksson, C. Buoncore, A. Getraer, R.A. Long*, and R.M. Pringle*.  2023.  Allometry of behavior and niche differentiation among congeneric African antelopes.  Ecological Monographs 93(1):e1549 (Cover Article). 

2022

N. R. Jordan, K. A. Golabek, D. M. Behr, R. H. Walker, L. Plimpton, S. Lostrom, M. Claase, L. K. van der Weyde, and J. W. McNutt. 2022. Priority of access to food and its influence on social dynamics of an endangered carnivore. Behavioral Ecology & Sociobiology, 76: 1-15. 

2021

Campbell-Staton*, S.C., R.H. Walker*, S.A. Rogers*, J. De Leon, H. Landecker, W.P. Porter, P.D. Mathewson, and R.A. Long.  2021.  Physiological costs of undocumented human migration across the southern United States border.  Science 374:1496-1500. 

2017

R. H. Walker, A. J. King, J. W. McNutt, and N. R. Jordan. 2017. Sneeze to Leave: African wild dogs (Lycaon pictus) use variable quorum thresholds mediated by sneezes in collective decisions. Royal Society of London Proceedings B, 284: 20170347 (Cover article).