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Rönn, J.L.; Hotzy, C. Do longer genital spines in male seed beetles function as better anchors during mating? 2012 Animal Behaviour 83 75-79 doi
Rönn, J.L.; Katvala, M.; Arnqvist, G. Correlated evolution between male and female primary reproductive characters in seed beetles 2011 Functional Ecology 25 634-640 doi
Rönn, J.L.; Katvala, M.; Arnqvist, G. Interspecific variation in ejaculate allocation and associated effects on female fitness in seed beetles 2008 Journal of Evolutionary Biology 21 461-470 doi
Van Haren, M.M.; Rönn, J.L.; Schilthuizen, M.; Arnqvist, G. Postmating sexual selection and the enigmatic jawed genitalia of Callosobruchus subinnotatus 2017 Biology Open 6 1008-1012 doi
Yamane, T.; Goenaga, J.; Rönn, J.L.; Arnqvist, G.; Wicker-Thomas, C. Male Seminal Fluid Substances Affect Sperm Competition Success and Female Reproductive Behavior in a Seed Beetle 2015 Plos One 10 e0123770 doi
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