Peer-reviewed 

Logan ML, Neel LK, Nicholson DJ, Stokes AJ, Miller CL, Chung AK, Curlis JD, Keegan KM, Rosso AA, Maayan I, Folfas E, Williams CE, Casement B, Koyner MAG, Perez DJP, Falvey CH, Alexander SM, Charles KL, Graham ZA, McMillan WO, Losos JB, Cox CL. 2021. Sex-specific microhabitat use is associated with sex-biased thermal physiology in Anolis lizards. Journal of Experimental Biology: 224: jeb235697. PDF

Rosso AA, Nicholson DJ, Logan ML, Chung AK, Curlis JD, Degon ZM, Knell R, Garner TWJ, McMillan WO, Cox CL. 2020. Sex-biased parasitism and expression of a sexual signal. Biological Journal of the Linnean Society: 131: 785-800. PDF

Cox CL, Tribble HO, Richardson S, Chung AK, Curlis JD, Logan ML. 2020. Thermal ecology and physiology of an elongate and semi-fossorial arthropod, the bark centipede. Journal of Thermal Biology: 94: 102755. PDF

Logan ML, Cox CL. 2020. Genetic constraints, transcriptome plasticity, and the evolutionary response to climate change. Frontiers in Genetics: 11: 538226. PDF 

Cox CL, Alexander S, Casement B, Chung AK, Curlis JDC, Degon Z, Dubois M, Falvey C, Graham Z, Folfas E, Gallegos Koyner MA, Neel LK, Nicholson DJ, Padilla Perez DJ, Ross XO, Rosso AA, Taylor Q, Thurman TJ, Williams CE, McMillan WO, Logan ML. 2020. Ectoparasite extinction in simplified lizard assemblages during experimental island invasion. Biology Letters: 16: 20200474. PDF. Press:   FIU News   Science Daily   Phys.org   AnoleAnnals 

Logan ML*, Minnaar IA*, Keegan KM, Clusella-Trullas S. 2020. The evolutionary potential of an insect invader under climate change. Evolution: 74: 132-144. *Authors contributed equally. PDF​

​Logan ML, van Berkel J, Clusella-Trullas S. 2019. The Bogert Effect and environmental heterogeneity. Oecologia: 4: 817-827. PDF. ​

Logan ML. 2019. Did pathogens facilitate the rise of endothermy? Ideas in Ecology and Evolution: 12: 1-8. PDF.
Press:   Inverse.com    Irish Examiner    Laboratory Equipment Magazine   Phys.org    Science Daily    ​

Fey SB, Vasseur DA, Alujevic K, Kroekerd KJ, Logan ML, DeLong JP, O’Connor MI, Peacor S, Rudolf VHW, Selden RL, Sih A, Clusella-Trullas S.​ 2019. Opportunities for Behavioral Rescue Under Rapid Environmental Change. Global Change Biology: 25: 3110-3120.  PDF  Press:    Phys.org    Environmental News Network​

Logan ML, Curlis JD, Gilbert AL, Miles DB, Chung AK, McGlothlin JW, Cox RM. 2018. Thermal physiology and thermoregulatory behaviour exhibit low heritability despite genetic divergence between lizard populations. Proceedings of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences: 285: 20180697. ​PDF. Press: Popular Science Magazine    Nexus Media    Science Daily    Phys.org   EcoDiario  Earth.com    Science Newsline  Brinkwire​

Cox CL*, Logan ML *, Bryan O, et al. 2018. Do ring-necked snakes choose retreat sites based upon thermal preferences? Journal of Thermal Biology: 71: 232-236. *Authors contributed equally. PDF​​

Logan ML, Duryea MC, Molnar OR, Kessler BJ, and Calsbeek R. 2016. Spatial variation in climate mediates gene flow across an island archipelago. Evolution: 70: 2395-2403.  PDF​​

Logan ML, Fernandez S, and Calsbeek R. 2015. Abiotic constraints on the activity of tropical lizards. Functional Ecology: 29: 694-700.  PDF​   

Logan ML, Cox RM, and Calsbeek R. 2014. Natural selection on thermal performance in a novel thermal environment. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences USA: 39: 14165-14169. ​PDF. ​Press:
Scientific American    The Conversation   Cosmos Magazine    The Washington Post    Anole Annals   Nature World News  Phys.org    The Dodo   Science Daily​

Logan ML, Huynh R, Precious R, and Calsbeek R. 2013. The impact of climate change measured at relevant spatial scales: new hope for tropical lizards. Global Change Biology: 19: 3093-3102.  PDF. Press: Phys.org     Watts Up With That?    ScienceBlog    CO2 Science  Anole Annals    The Register   Environmental News Network  ​

Logan ML, Montgomery CE, Boback SM, Reed RN, and Campbell JA. 2012. Divergence in morphology, but not habitat use, despite low genetic differentiation among insular populations of the lizard Anolis lemurinus in Honduras. Journal of Tropical Ecology: 28:  215-222.  PDF    ​
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Non-peer reviewed and popular science

Logan ML. 2018. Using transplant experiments to understand adaptation and speciation in anoles. 7th Anolis Newsletter. PDF

Clusella-Trullas S, Logan ML, and Minnaar IA. 2015. In a warming world, can an invasive ladybird take the heat? QUEST Magazine: 11:2.  PDF    ​​

Logan ML. 2011. Can tropical forest lizards survive climate change? Biodiversity Science. LINK