Jeremy D. Chamberlain
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Associate Professor of Biology
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Biography and Research Information
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Jeremy D. Chamberlain's research focuses on the physiological and morphological adaptations of animals, particularly snakes, in response to environmental changes and resource availability. His work investigates how factors such as body size, diet, and reproductive costs influence phenotype and survival. Chamberlain has examined energetic trade-offs between growth and immune function in watersnakes and explored patterns of morphological variation related to the colonization of novel prey environments. His recent publications address how juvenile growth rates and offspring size are affected by anthropogenic shifts in prey size. Chamberlain has collaborated with Matthew E. Gifford and Ian T. Clifton on multiple publications. His scholarship metrics include an h-index of 4, with 8 total publications and 47 citations.
Metrics
- h-index: 4
- Publications: 8
- Citations: 47
Positions
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Associate Professor of Biology publications 2020–2024Southern Arkansas University Institution web page
Selected Publications
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Variable juvenile growth rates and offspring size: a response to anthropogenic shifts in prey size among populations (2024)
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Plastic juvenile growth rates and offspring size: A response to anthropogenic shifts in prey size among populations (2023)
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Role of phenotypic plasticity in morphological differentiation between watersnake populations (2020)
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Patterns of morphological variation following colonization of a novel prey environment (2017)
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Physical and Physiological Costs of Reproduction in Watersnakes (2016)
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A test of energetic trade-offs between growth and immune function in watersnakes (2015)
Collaboration Network
Top Collaborators
- Role of phenotypic plasticity in morphological differentiation between watersnake populations
- A test of energetic trade-offs between growth and immune function in watersnakes
- Patterns of morphological variation following colonization of a novel prey environment
- Physical and Physiological Costs of Reproduction in Watersnakes
- Plastic juvenile growth rates and offspring size: A response to anthropogenic shifts in prey size among populations
Showing 5 of 6 shared publications
- Role of phenotypic plasticity in morphological differentiation between watersnake populations
- Patterns of morphological variation following colonization of a novel prey environment
- Plastic juvenile growth rates and offspring size: A response to anthropogenic shifts in prey size among populations
- Variable juvenile growth rates and offspring size: a response to anthropogenic shifts in prey size among populations
- A test of energetic trade-offs between growth and immune function in watersnakes
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