Publications
My citations are listed here.
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23. Wierucka K., Henley M.D. & Mumby H.S.
Acoustic cues provide a basis for individual recognition in male African savanna elephants (Loxodonta africana).
Published
23. Mumby H.
Elephants: Birth, death and family in the lives of the giants
Harper Collins, 2020
22. Geldman J. et al.
Directions and insights from two decades of the Student Conference on Conservation Science.
Biological Conservation, 2020
21. Nowak K., Lee P.C., Marino J., Mkono M., Mumby H.S., Dobson A., Harvey R., Lindsay K., Lusseau D., Sillero-Zubiri C., and 71 signatories. Trophy hunting: Bans create opening for change.
Science, 2019
20. Mumby H.S.
Mahout perspectives on Asian elephants and their living conditions.
Animals, 2019. Open Access.
19. Santos T.L.*, Fernandes C., Henley M.D., Dawson D., Mumby H.S.
Genes, 2019. 10, 779. Open Access.
18. Murphy D.*, Mumby H.S., Henley M.D.
Age differences in the temporal stability in a male African elephant social network.
Behavioral Ecology, 2019. arz152
17. Plotnik, J.M., Brubaker D.L., Dale R., Tiller L.N., Mumby H.S., Clayton N.S.
Elephants have a nose for quantity.
PNAS, 2019.
16. Black C.E.*, Mumby H.S. & Henley M.D.
Mining morphometrics and age from past survey photographs.
Frontiers in Zoology, 2019. 16 Open Access.
15. Mumby H.S. & Plotnik J.M.
Frontiers in Ecology and Evolution, 2018. 6(122). Open Access.
14. Jucker T., Wintle B., Shackelford G., Bocquillon P., Geffert J.L., Kasoar T., Kovacs E. Mumby H.S. et al.
Ten-year assessment of the 100 priority questions for global biodiversity conservation.
Conservation Biology, 2018.
13. Morris-Drake A.* and Mumby H.S.
Mammal Review, 2018. 48(1):24-36
12. Young, J.C., & Rose, D.C., Mumby, H.S., Benitez-Capistros, F., Derrick, C., Finch, T. Garcia, C., Home, C., Marwaha, E., Morgans, C., Parkinson, S., Shah, J., Wilson, K. and Mukherjee, N. *Joint first authors
A methodological guide to using and reporting on interviews in conservation science research.
Methods in Ecology and Evolution, 2017. 9(1):10-19
11. Lynsdale C.L,, Mumby H.S., Hayward A.D., Mar K.U. and Lummaa V.
Parasite-associated mortality in a long-lived mammal: Variation with host age, sex and reproduction.
Ecology and Evolution, 2017. 7(24):10904-10915
10. Crawley J.A.H.*, Mumby H.S., Chapman S.N., Lahdenperä, M., Mar K.U., and Lummaa V.
Is bigger better? The relationship between size and reproduction in female Asian elephants.
Journal of Evolutionary Biology, 2017. 30(10):1836-1845.
9. Chapman S.N.*, Mumby H.S., Crawley J.A.H., Mar K.U., Htut W., Thura Soe A., Aung H.H. and Lummaa V.
How big is it really? Assessing the efficacy of indirect estimates of body size in Asian elephants.
PLOS ONE, 2016 11(3): e0150533. doi:10.1371/journal. pone.0150533
8. Mumby H.S., Chapman S.N.*, Crawley J.A.H.*, Mar K.U., Htut W., Thura Soe A., Aung H.H. and Lummaa V.
Distinguishing between determinate and indeterminate growth in a long-lived mammal.
BMC Evolutionary Biology, 2015 15:214. Open access.
7. Mumby, H.S., Mar, K.U., Hayward, A.D., Htut, W., Htut-Aung, Y. and Lummaa, V.
Elephants born in the high stress season have faster reproductive ageing
Scientific Reports, 2015 5:13946. Open access.
6. Mumby, H.S., Mar, K.U., Thitaram, C., Courtiol, A., Towiboon, P., Min-Oo, Z., Htut-Aung, Y., Brown, J.L. and Lummaa, V.
Stress and body condition are associated with demography of Asian elephants.
Conservation Physiology, 2015 3(1): cov030. Open access.
5. Mumby, H.S., Courtiol, A., Mar, K.U. and Lummaa, V.
Birth seasonality and calf mortality in a large population of Asian elephants.
Ecology and Evolution, 2013 3(11):3794-3803. Open access.
4. Mumby, H.S., Courtiol, A., Mar, K.U. and Lummaa, V.
Climatic variation and age-specific survival in Asian elephants from Myanmar.
Ecology, 2013. 94(5) 1131-1141 pdf
3. Vinicius, L. and Mumby, H.S.
Comparative analysis of animal growth: A primate continuum revealed by a new dimensionless growth rate coefficient.
Evolution, 2013. 67(5) 1485-1492. pdf
2. Mumby, H.S., Elks C.E., Li S., Sharp S.J., Khaw K-T. , Luben R.N., Wareham N.J. , Loos R.J.F. and Ong K.K.
Mendelian Randomisation Study of Childhood BMI and Early Menarche.
Journal of Obesity, 2011. Article ID 180729. pdf
1. Mumby, H. and L. Vinicius,
Primate Growth in the Slow Lane: A Study of Inter-Species Variation in the Growth Constant A.
Evolutionary Biology, 2008. 35(4): p. 287-295. pdf
