Some papers on environmental management and conservation in southern Florida Trexler, J. C. , W. F. Loftus, F. Jordan, J. Lorenz, J. Chick, and R. M. Kobza. A conceptual model of past and present fish communities and its consequences for evaluating restoration success. Some work by former graduate students Taylor, R. C. , J. C. Trexler , and W. F. Loftus. Some work on analysis of foraging data. Trexler, J. C. , and J. Travis. 1993.
Nontraditional regression analyses.
Trexler, J. C. , C. McCulloch, and J. Travis. The following papers examine the biology of sailfin mollies, primarily exploring the mechanisms maintaining geographic variation in body size of male mollies. Individuals expressing the range of male size depicted to the right can be observed living together in many populations, but the frequency of the different sized males varies among populations. The variation among males in size primarily results from allelic variation of a single locus on the male sex chromosome that determines the timing of sexual maturation. Large males have different mating patterns than small males, and generally different demographic patterns, as revealed by our research.