Hutchins, M., Douglas, T., Pollack, L., and Saltz, J.B. (2024). Genetic variation in male aggression is influenced by genotype of prior social partners in D.melanogaster. The American Naturalist, 203(5).

Pollack, L., Munson, A., Zepeda, E., Culshaw-Maurer, M., and Sih, A. (2022). Variation in plastic consumption: social group size enhances individual susceptibility to an evolutionary trap. Animal Behavior, 192, 171-188.

Pollack, L.†, Munson, A.†, Savoca, M. S., Trimmer, P. C., Ehlman, S. M., Gil, M. A., and Sih, A. (2022). Enhancing the ecological realism of evolutionary mismatch theory. Trends in Ecology & Evolution, 37(3), 233-245.

Pollack, L., Wiltsee, L.*, Beittel, A.*, Ganzorig, B., and Jensen, O.P. (2021). Individual variation and vulnerability to angling: no apparent behavioral differences among fish captured using different fishing gears. Ethology, 127(12), 1084-1093.

Sih, A., Pollack, L., and Munson, A. (2020). Animal Personality. Encyclopedia of Personality and Individual Differences (Volume 1: Models & Theories). Eds. Zeigler-Hill, V. and Shackelford, T.K., Springer International Publishing.

Jones, C., Pollack, L., and DiRienzo, N. (2020). Game of webs: patterns of web defense and behavioral variation among native species are influenced by species of intruder. Behavioral Ecology, 31(1), 32-42.

Ehlman, S.M., Haplin, R., Jones, C., Munson, A., Pollack, L., and Sih, A. (2019). Intermediate turbidity elicits the greatest anti-predator response and generates repeatable behavior in mosquitofish.  Animal Behaviour, 158, 101-108.

McInturf, A. G. †, Pollack, L.†,Yang, L. H. and Spiegel, O. (2019). Vectors with autonomy: what distinguishes animal-mediated nutrient transport from abiotic vectors? Biological Reviews, 94(5), 1761-1773.

Barrett, B. J., Zepeda, E., Pollack, L., Munson, A., and Sih, A. (2019). Counter-culture: Does social learning help or hinder adaptive response to human-induced rapid environmental change?. Frontiers in Ecology and Evolution, 7(183).

Sih, A., Pollack, L., and Zepeda, E. (2019). On using conceptual frameworks to guide a systematic review: comment on Berger-Tal et al. Behavioral Ecology, 30(1), 12-13.

Pollack, L., Ondrasek, N. R., and Calisi, R. (2017). Urban health and ecology: the promise of an avian biomonitoring tool. Current Zoology, 63(2), 205-212.

Pollack, L. and D.R. Rubenstein. (2015). The fitness consequences of kin-biased dispersal in a cooperatively breeding bird. Biology Letters, 11(7), 20150336.

*denotes undergraduate co-authors

† denotes equal first authors