Press Clips
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Connie O'Connor joins elite company with Alice Wilson Award
Oct 21, 2013McMaster Daily News
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Love hormone makes fish bond better, McMaster study shows
Oct 12, 2012CBC News
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Swimming in hormones strengthens group
Oct 10, 2012Simcoe County New (Simcoe, Ontario)
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Swimming with hormones: Researchers unravel ancient urges that drive the social decisions of fish
Oct 10, 2012Terra Daily (Online science news)
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Not a hug hormone – fish version of oxytocin acts as social spotlight
Oct 10, 2012Not Exactly Rocket Science (Discover Magazine online blog)
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Vissen onder de hormonen
Oct 10, 2012Metro (Amsterdam, Holland)
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Fish Form of 'Love Drug' Guides Social Decisions
Oct 09, 2012Live Science
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Swimming with hormones: Researchers unravel ancient urges that drive the social decisions of fish
Oct 09, 2012Science Codex
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Hamilton team studying round goby population
Aug 20, 2012CBC News
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The round goby: Hamilton Harbour's unwanted guest
Nov 23, 2011The Hamilton Spectator
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Understanding fishy behaviour
Oct 29, 2011Hamilton Spectator
- Constance O’Connor is ready to tackle fish.
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Bigger, bossier familes more appealing for cichlid
Mar 02, 2010Practical Fish Keeping
- Seeking domestic bliss is a relatively low priority for some cichlids, with bigger and bossier families being more appealing, according to research to be published in an upcoming issue of the journal Biology Letters.
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African fish choose safety over sex
Jan 18, 2010CBC News Technology & Science
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No sex please: Fish prefer to play it safe
Jan 18, 2010ABC Science
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Goby with Two Kinds of Males Confirmed: An Invader in North America.
Jun 26, 2009ASAHI Shimbun newspaper, Japan
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[no name]
Jan 26, 2009The Silhouette, McMaster University's Student newspaper
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Speedy Sperm
Jan 26, 2009"Nieuwslicht" Program on Dutch national television
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Speedy Sperm
Jan 24, 2009CBC - Quirks and Quarks
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Infidelity encourages faster sperm
Jan 21, 2009Cosmos Magazine
- Promiscuous behaviour in female cichlid fish may have caused males to evolve speedier, bigger sperm, according to a new study.
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The more promiscuous the female, the speedier the sperm
Jan 21, 2009National Post
- Researchers use fish to settle a sperm competition debate
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Female promiscuity changes sperm production in male fish, study finds
Jan 20, 2009Fort Frances Times
- Female promiscuity appears to have triggered changes in the type of sperm a male produces.
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Promiscuous female fish speed up Sperm
Jan 20, 2009Hamilton Spectator
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PNAS Paper-Speedy Sperm
Jan 19, 2009Hamilton CHCM
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Competition drives evolution of 'super sperm'
Jan 19, 2009New Scientist
- Males of some species of cichlid fish compete to fertilize the eggs of promiscuous females, according to a new study by McMaster University researchers
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Dieting Fish
May 17, 2008CBC - Quirks & Quarks
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[No name]
May 07, 2008National Public Radio, Canada
- Wait wait don’t tell me!
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Support of a good female
Feb 07, 2008Science News & Views
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Support of a good female
Jan 31, 2008National Radio Coverage: CBC Radio Two
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Support of a good female
Jan 30, 2008680 News, Toronto
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Support of a good female
Jan 30, 2008National Radio Coverage: The Charles Adler program
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Happiness and Humour
Jan 03, 2007Glow Magazine
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Benefits of humor and laughter
Nov 03, 2006Women's Health Magazine
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Influence of Humor on Desirability
Aug 12, 2006Ladies' Home Journal
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Production and appreciation of humor as sexually selected traits
Aug 11, 2006Mens Health Magazine
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Influence of Humor on Desirability
Jul 13, 2006Chatelaine Magazine
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Two Canada Research Chairs for McMaster
Jul 12, 2006McMaster Daily News
- CRC Announcement
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Paternal behavior, the "sexiness" of such behavior in the eyes of some females
Jun 12, 2006CJOB, Winnipeg
- 8 minute live telephone interview on the Washington Post article
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In Nature, Plenty of Animals Pass the Paternity Test
Jun 12, 2006Washington Post
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Influence of Humor on Desirability
May 22, 2006Ladies’ Home Journal
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Humor and sexual relations
Apr 19, 2006Star News, India
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Influence of Humor on Desirability
Apr 12, 2006Monitor on Psychology
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Influence of Humor on Desirability
Apr 02, 2006National Post
- Popular wisdom says women like funny men, but a McMaster University researcher set out to determine if that's true.
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Influence of Humor on Desirability
Feb 08, 2006Popular Science Magazine
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Influence of Humor on Desirability
Feb 02, 2006Ottawa Citizen
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Humour Study
Nov 03, 2005CHML
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Humour Study
Nov 02, 2005Macleans Magazine
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Rent-paying fish give insights into humanity
Jul 13, 2005National Post
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Cooperation in Fish
Jun 19, 2004CBC Radio Quirks and Quarks