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Johnson, A.;Revis, O.;Johnson, J.C. 2011. “Chemical prey cues influence urban microhabitat preferences of Western black widow spiders, Latrodectus hesperus” 39: 449-453.
Johnson, J.C.;Kitchen, K.C.;Andrade, M.C. 2010. “Family affects sibling cannibalism in the black widow spider, Latrodectus hesperus” 116: 1-8.
Johnson, J.C.;Miles, L.C.;Trubl, P.C. In review. “Relaxed prey limitation typical of urban habitats has counter-intuitive effects on black widow fecundity and fitness”
Johnson, J.C.;Miles, L.C.;Trubl, P.C. In review. “Maternal effects on egg condition speed development but have no effect on spiderling cannibalism in the black widow spider (Latrodectus hesperus)”
Johnson, J.C.;Trubl, P.C.;Blackmore, V.C.;Miles, L.C. In press. “Male black widows court well-fed females more than starved females: Silken cues indicate sexual cannibalism risk”
Kaiser, J. 1997. “Ecologists to study life in the fast lane” 278: 375.
Katti, M. 2002. “Old avian ecology in a new ecosystem” 83: 2643-2644.
Katti, M.;Warren, P.S. 2004. “Research focus: Tits, noise, and urban bioacoustics” 19: 109-110.
Kaye, J.P.;Eckert, S.E.;Gonzales, D.A.;Allen, J.O.;Hall, S.J.;Sponseller, R.A.;Grimm, N.B. In press. “Decomposition of urban atmospheric carbon in Sonoran Desert soils” doi:10.1007/s11252-011-0173-8.
Kaye, J.P.;Groffman, P.M.;Grimm, N.B.;Baker, L.A.;Pouyat, R.A. 2006. “A distinct urban biogeochemistry?” 21: 192-199.
Kaye, J.;Majumdar, A.;Gries, C.;Buyantuyev, A.;Grimm, N.B.;Hope, D.B.;Zhu, W.B.;Jenerette, G.D.;Baker, L.D. 2008. “Hierarchical Bayesian scaling of soil properties across urban, agricultural and desert ecosystems” 18: 132-145.
Keys, E.;Wentz, E.;Redman, C.L. 2007. “The spatial structure of land use from 1970-2000 in the Phoenix, Arizona metropolitan area” 59: 131-147.
Kinzig, A.P.  Lauenroth, W.K. 2003. “On the benefits and limitations of prediction” : 461-465.
Kinzig, A.P. 2001. “Bridging disciplinary divides to address environmental challenges” 4: 709-715.
Kinzig, A.P.;Grove, J.M.  Levin, S.M. 2001. “Urban-suburban ecology” : 733-746.
Kinzig, A.P.;Redman, C.L.  Ryan, P.P. 2006. “Phoenix, Arizona, USA” : 191-192.
Kinzig, A.P.;Warren, P.S.;Martin, C.S.;Hope, D.S.;Katti, M.S. 2005. “The effects of socioeconomic and cultural characteristics on urban patterns of biodiversity” 10: 23.
Kirby, A.;Harlan, S.L.;Larsen, L.L.;Hackett, E.J.;Bolin, B.J.;Nelson, A.J.;Rex, T.J.;Wolf, S.J. 2006. “Examining the significance of housing enclaves in the metropolitan United States of America” 23: 19-33.
Kitchen, K.;Andrade, M.C.;Johnson, J.C. In review. “Age differences, family origin and maternal investment explain juvenile cannibalism in the black widow spider better than kin selection”
Hobbie, J.E.;Carpenter, S.R.;Grimm, N.B.;Gosz, J.R.;Seastedt, T.R. 2003. “The US Long Term Ecological Research program” 53: 21-32.