IU Research and Creative Activity: Beetle-mania. By Lauren Bryant (December 2007)

Indiana Daily Student: IU researcher uses beetle horns to understand evolution and development. By Sara Schrock (August 2007)

IU Media Relations: IUB biologist receives $530,000 grant to study beetle horn evolution. By David Bricker (July 31 2007)

Science News for Kids: Little Beetle, Big Horns! By Roberta Kwok (May 21 2007)

Nature Research Highlights: Horny beetles (Dec. 14. 2006)

AAAS (American Association for the Advancement of Science) EurekAlert (Dec. 4. 2006)

Herald Times: Teachers get a taste of live insect biology. By Nicole Kauffman (Dec. 9. 2006)

FirstScience.com News: (December 2006)

United Press International, Science Tracker: Gender appearance differences are explored (December 2006)

Noticias 21.com (Spanish science news) Biología: Hallazgo de nuevas diferencias entre machos y hembras (December 2006)

Political Gateway Research News: Gender appearance differences are explored (December 2006)

Morgenwelt (Germany): Warum Hornkäfer Hörner tragen . By Carsten Meinke (December 2006)

Science Daily (US): (December 2006)

Evolution Research News: (December 2006)

Scienceticker (Germany): (December 2006)

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IU Media Relations: Vanishing beetle horns have surprise function. By David Bricker (December 2006)

The American Naturalist: Feature article of the month (December 2006)

Faustmann's Insekten-Website (Germany) Hörner sind kein Luxusgut (November 2006)

Reseach at Indiana University: One man’s ‘Beetle-mania’ is yielding evolutionary secrets (News & Publications, Nov. 2006)