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Reproductive Research Papers 2007-2008

 

  1. GV Drury, GA Shimmin, DA Taggart, PD Temple-Smith, WG Breed, CH McDonald, GR Finlayson, MC Paris (2007). Ovarian follicular superstimulation and oocyte maturation in the anoestrous Southern Hairy-nosed wombat. Animal Reproduction Science 99: 363-376.
  2. M Bauer and W G Breed (2006). Variation of sperm head shape and tail length in a species of Australian hydromyine rodent: the Spinifex Hopping mouse, Notomys alexis. Reproduction, Fertility, and Development 18: 797-805.
  3. W G Breed, M Bauer, R Wade, N Thitipramote, J Suwajarat, L Yelland (2007).Intra-individual variation in sperm tail length in murine rodents. Journal of Zoology 272: 299-304.
  4. S Immler, H D M Moore, W G Breed and T R Birkhead (2007).By hook or by crook? Morphometry, competition, and cooperation in rodent sperm. Public Library of Science-ONE 2(1) e170.doi.1371/journal.pone. 0000170.
  5. W G Breed, C M Leigh, H Robertson, L Mantellato, C Lambert, A Jequier and P Matson. (2007). Interspecific variation of sperm morphology in the Australian Rodent genus Zyzomys. Acta Zoologica. 88:257-263.
  6. C A Swann, S J B Cooper, and W G Breed. (2007). Molecular evolution of the carboxy terminal region of the zona pellucida 3 (ZP3) glycoprotein in murine rodents. Reproduction.133: 697-708.
  7. J B Bierla, Z Gizejewski, C M Leigh, H Ekswall, L Soderquist, H Rodriguez-Martinez, K Zalewski and W G Breed (2007). Sperm morphology on the Eurasian Beaver, Castor fiber: An example of a species of rodent with highly derived and pleiomorphic sperm populations. Journal of Morphology 268: 683-689.
  8. Y J Yi, G Manandhar, R J Oko, W G Breed, and P Sutovsky (2007) Mechanism of sperm-zona pellucida penetration during mammalian fertilization: 26S proteasome as a candidate egg coat lysine. Society of Reproduction and Fertility Supplement 63: 385-408.
  9. G.V. Druery, G.A. Shimmin, D.A. Taggart, P.D. Temple-Smith, W.G. Breed, C.H. McDonald, G.R. Finlayson and M.C.J. Paris (2007) Ovarian follicular superstimulation and oocyte maturation in the anoestrous southern hairy-nosed wombat, Lasiorhinus latifrons Animal Reproduction Science 99: 363-376.
  10. M Bauer and W G Breed (2008) Testis mass of the Spinifex hopping mouse and its impact on fertility Journal of Zoology 274: 349-356.
  11. A G Braundmeier, W G Breed and D J Miller (2008) Spermatozoa from a marsupial, the brushtail possum, contain beta 1,4-galactosyltransferase. Reproduction, Fertility and Development 20: 402-407.
  12. WG Breed and K Aplin (2008) Order Rodentia pp. 574-575, Family Muridae. True Rats and Mice pp. 575-576, The Pseudomys group pp. 576-577, The Hydromys group p. 662 and The Uromys group p. 666 In The Mammals of Australia. 3rd edition. Edit by S Van Dyck and R. Strahan. The Australian Museum Trust/Queensland Museum
  13. WG Breed (2008) Species descriptions of Notomys alexis pp.596-597., Notomys cervinus p. 601., Pseudomys hermannsburgensis pp. 636-637., and Notomys mitchelli pp. 607-608 (coauthored with S Carthew and C Bradley). In The Mammals of Australia. 3rd edition. Edit by S Van Dyck and R. Strahan. The Australian Museum Trust/Queensland Museum