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Gadagkar, R. (2024) Prologue - The Painted Stork - Exploring Ecology and Conservation in India by Abdul Jamil Urfi. [Book Chapter]
Premnath, S and Sinha, A and Gadagkar, R (1994) Dominance behaviour and the resolution of intra-colonial conflicts in the primitively eusocial wasp, Ropalidia marginata. In: 12th Congress of the International Union for the Study of Social Insects, 21- 27th August 1994, niversite Paris Nord, Sorbonne, Paris.
Bang, A and Ranganath, HA and Gadagkar, R (2024) A crazy ants� crazy form of reproduction: Causes and consequences. In: Journal of Biosciences, 49 (1).
Gadagkar, R (2024) An Indian Tribute to William Morton Wheeler. In: Resonance - Journal of Science Education, 29 (2). pp. 187-207.
Bang, Alok and Ranganath, HA and Gadagkar, R (2024) A crazy ants’ crazy form of reproduction: Causes and consequences. In: Journal of Biosciences, 49 (1). p. 17.
Gadagkar, R (2024) An Indian Tribute to William Morton Wheeler. In: Resonance, 29 (2). pp. 187-207.
Unnikrishnan, S and Gadagkar, R (2023) The Evolution of Eusociality: Insights From Comparing Two Indian Paper Wasp Species. In: Indian Journal of Entomology, 85 (3). pp. 820-838.
Unnikrishnan, S and Gadagkar, R (2023) The Evolution of Eusociality: Insights From Comparing Two Indian Paper Wasp Species. In: Indian Journal of Entomology . pp. 1-19.
Shukla, SP and Gadagkar, R (2023) Surplus feeding reverses worker ovarian suppression and disrupts social cohesion in queen-right wasp colonies. In: Indian Journal of Entomology, Online . pp. 1-8.
Unnikrishnan, S and Gadagkar, R (2023) THE EVOLUTION OF EUSOCIALITY: INSIGHTS FROM COMPARING TWO INDIAN PAPER WASP SPECIES. In: Indian Journal of Entomology, 85 (3). pp. 820-838.
Gadagkar, R (2022) The story of caste and nutrition in an Indian paper wasp: it all began with logistic regression analysis. In: Journal of the Indian Statistical Association, 60 (2). pp. 235-257.
Gadagkar, R (2022) An inordinate fondness for wasps. Reviews: Endless Forms: The Secret World of Wasps by Seiran Sumner. Harper Collins, 2022. 384pp. In: Nature Ecology & Evolution . p. 1.
Gadagkar, R and Sharma, N and Pinter Wollmann, N (2022) Queen Succession in the Indian Paper Wasp Ropalidia marginata: on the trail of the potential queen. In: Journal of Biosciences, 47 . pp. 1-18.
Sharma, N and Gadagkar, R and Pinter-Wollman, N (2022) A reproductive heir has a central position in multilayer social networks of paper wasps. In: Animal Behaviour, 185 . pp. 21-36.
Gadagkar, R (2021) Communicating science to the general public: role of scientists and science writers. In: Current Science, 121 (4). pp. 463-464.
Unnikrishnan, S and Gadagkar, R (2021) Dominance behaviour and division of labour in the tropical primitively eusocial wasp Ropalidia cyathiformis. In: Insectes Sociaux . (In Press)
Gadagkar, R (2021) How to Design Experiments in Animal Behaviour: 16. Cutting-Edge Research at Trifling Cost. In: Resonance - Journal of Science Education, 26 (1). pp. 105-126.
Gadagkar, R (2021) Professor SM Chitre - A Tribute. In: Khagol Vishwa, Prof. Chitre Special, 2021 . p. 4.
Gadagkar, R (2020) How to Design Experiments in Animal Behaviour 15. Why Do Parents and Offspring Quarrel? In: Resonance - Journal of Science Education, 25 (11). pp. 1595-1629.
Gadagkar, R (2020) How to Design Experiments in Animal Behaviour 14. Cuckoos Lay Their Eggs in Others' Nests, But Why Do the Hosts Get Fooled? In: Resonance - journal of science education, 25 (10). pp. 1419-1455.
Gadagkar, R (2020) Science can be more fun than fun. In: i wonder... Rediscovering School Science, 5 (Octobe). pp. 83-84.
Gadagkar, R (2020) How to Design Experiments in Animal Behaviour: 13. Harmless Snakes Mimic Venomous Snakes to Avoid Predation, But Why Don�t They Do Their Best? In: Resonance, 25 (7). pp. 1015-1044.
Gadagkar, R (2020) How to Design Experiments in Animal Behaviour: 12. Male Frogs Sing for Sex but Why Don�t They Do Their Best? In: Resonance, 25 (6). pp. 817-838.
Gadagkar, R (2020) A Review of - Why Trust Science? by Naomi Oreskes. Princeton University Press, Princeton and Oxford (2019). In: Current Science, 118 (9). pp. 1464-1466.
Gadagkar, R (2020) Half a Century of Workship at “Tata’s Temple of Science”. In: Resonance – journal of science education, 25 (5). pp. 727-733.
Unnikrishnan, S and Gadagkar, R (2020) The effect of age on non-reproductive division of labour in the tropical primitively eusocial wasp, Ropalidia cyathiformis. In: The International Journal of Developmental Biology, 64 (1-3). pp. 257-263.
Gadagkar, R (2020) How to Design Experiments in Animal Behaviour: 11. Fighting Fish�Does Experience Matter? In: Resonance, 25 (2). pp. 269-296.
Gadagkar, R (2020) How to Design Experiments in Animal Behaviour: 10. Why Do Wasps Fight? Part 2. In: Resonance, 25 (1). pp. 111-131.
Gadagkar, R (2020) Half a Century of Worship at �Tata�s Temple of Science�. In: Resonance, 25 (5). pp. 727-733.
Gadagkar, R (2020) How to Design Experiments in Animal Behaviour: 14. Cuckoos Lay Their Eggs in Others� Nests, But Why Do the Hosts Get Fooled? In: Resonance, 25 (10). pp. 1419-1455.
Gadagkar, R (2019) How to Design Experiments in Animal Behaviour: 9. Why Do Wasps Fight? Part 1. In: Resonance– Journal of Science Education, 24 (12). pp. 1413-1426.
Gadagkar, R (2019) How to Design Experiments in Animal Behaviour: 8. How Do Wasps Decide Who Would Be the Queen? Part 2. In: Resonance - Journal of Science Education, 24 (11). pp. 1287-1310.
Gadagkar, R (2019) How to Design Experiments in Animal Behaviour: 7. How Do Wasps Decide Who Would Be the Queen? Part 1. In: Resonance – Journal of Science Education, 24 (10). pp. 1087-1107.
Gadagkar, R (2019) How to Design Experiments in Animal Behaviour: 6. Why are Male Wasps Lazy? In: Resonance – Journal of Science Education, 24 (9). pp. 995-1014.
Brahma, A and Mandal, S and Gadagkar, R (2019) To leave or to stay: direct fitness through natural nest foundation in a primitively eusocial wasp. In: INSECTES SOCIAUX, 66 (3). pp. 335-342.
Gadagkar, R (2019) How to Design Experiments in Animal Behaviour: 5. How Do Ants Estimate the Distance Walked? In: Resonance – Journal of Science Education, 24 (8). pp. 875-889.
Gadagkar, R (2019) Democratizing Science and Redefining Education – A Review of -Cities and Canopies: Trees in Indian Cities by H. Nagendra and S. Mundoli, Penguin-Viking (2019). In: Resonance – Journal of Science Education, 24 (7). pp. 771-774.
Gadagkar, R (2019) How to Design Experiments in Animal Behaviour: 4. How Do Bees Estimate the Distance Flown? In: Resonance – Journal of Science Education, 24 (7). pp. 741-753.
Jain, A and Gadagkar, R (2019) The secret society of the paper wasp (Q&A). In: Fountain Ink, 8 (6). pp. 88-105.
Gadagkar, R (2018) How to Design Experiments in Animal Behaviour. 3. How do Ants Find the Shortest Path? In: Resonance – Journal of Science Education, 23 (11). pp. 1243-1257.
Gadagkar, R (2018) How to Design Experiments in Animal Behaviour. 2. Do Bees Have Colour Vision? In: Resonance – Journal of Science Education, 23 (10). pp. 1101-1106.
Chakraborty, S and Bhadra, A and Nandi, AK and Annagiri, S and Deshpande, S and Lamba, S and Bang, A and Gadagkar, R (2018) Evolution of reproductive dominance in animal societies - lessons from a social wasp. In: Proceedings of the Indian National Science Academy, 84 (3). pp. 695-705.
Gadagkar, R (2018) How to Design Experiments in Animal Behaviour. 1. How Wasps Find Their Nests. In: Resonance – Journal of Science Education, 23 (8). 871 -884.
Gadagkar, R (2018) What Do Ethologists Wish to Know? In: Resonance – Journal of Science Education, 23 (8). pp. 841-843.
Gadagkar, R (2018) Social Evolution: Does Collapsing Taxonomic Boundaries Produce a Synthetic Theory? A Review of - Comparative Social Evolution, (Eds.) D. R. Rubenstein and P. Abbot, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, New York (2017). In: The Quarterly Review of Biology, 93 (2). pp. 121-125.
Gadagkar, R (2018) Social Evolution: Does Collapsing Taxonomic Boundaries Produce a Synthetic Theory? A review of Comparative Social Evolution. Edited by Dustin R. Rubenstein and Patrick Abbot. Cambridge and New York: Cambridge University Press. $115.00 (hardcover); $64.99 (paper). xii + 465 p.; ill.; index. ISBN: 978-1-107-04339-8 (hc); 978-1-107-64792-3 (pb). 2017. In: The Quarterly Review of Biology, 93 (2). pp. 121-125.
Gadagkar, R (2018) Where Humans are Animals and Animals are Human. A Review of – My Family and Other Animals, Gerald Malcolm Durrell (1925-1995),Puffin Books, (2016) [First published by in Great Briton by Rupert Hart-Davis, 1956]. In: Resonance - journal of science education, 23 (5). pp. 609-612.
Gadagkar, R (2018) वैज्ञानिक स्वभाव और वैज्ञानिकों की भूमिका (Hindi version of 'Why does our society lack scientific temper and what can scientists do about it?'). In: Strot, 12 (5). pp. 24-26.
Gadagkar, R (2018) Evaluate the Evaluations! In: Dialogue - Science, Scientists, and Society, 1 (1). pp. 1-6.
Brahma, A and Mandal, S and Gadagkar, R (2018) Current indirect fitness and future direct fitness are not incompatible. In: Biology Letters, 14 (2). p. 20170592.
Sridhar, H and Gadagkar, R (2018) Standing conventional wisdom on its head: an interview with Raghavendra Gadagkar. In: Dialogue - Science, Scientists, and Society, 1 (1). pp. 1-16.
Gadagkar, R (2017) A Tale of Science, Passion and Politics - A Review of - How to Tame a Fox (and Build a Dog) Visionary Scientists and a Siberian Tale of Jump-Started Evolution by L.A.Dugatkin and L.Trut, The University of Chicago Press, Chicago and London (2017). In: Proceedings of the Indian National Science Academy, 83 (4). pp. 973-975.
Gadagkar, R (2017) The World (of education, research and business) Is No Longer What We Imagined - A Review of - Whiplash - How to Survive Our Faster Future by J. Ito and J. Howe, Grand Central Publishing, New York (2016). In: Proceedings of the Indian National Science Academy, 83 (3). pp. 717-719.
Gadagkar, R (2017) The Universe - Which Tools to Understand It. In: Proceedings of the Indian National Science Academy, 83 (1). pp. 5-7.
Unnikrishnan, S and Gadagkar, R (2017) Dominance based reproductive queue in the primitively eusocial wasp, Ropalidia cyathiformis. In: INSECTES SOCIAUX, 64 (4). pp. 495-503.
Gadagkar, R (2016) Die Zukunft könnte uns überraschen (The future could surprise us). In: Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, 280 . N4.
Gadagkar, R (2016) A Most Perfect Read - A Review of - The Most Perfect Thing: Inside (and Outside) a Bird's Egg by Tim Birkhead, Bloomsbury, USA (2016). In: Proceedings of the Indian National Science Academy, 82 (4). pp. 1323-1324.
Gadagkar, R (2016) Why does out society lack scientific temper and what can scientists do about it? In: Journal of Scientific Temper, 4 (1&2). pp. 57-60.
Bang, A and Gadagkar, R (2016) Winner-loser effects in a eusocial wasp. In: INSECTES SOCIAUX, 63 (2). pp. 349-352.
Gadagkar, R. (2015) Referee Report For: Competition over guarding in the Arabian babbler (Turdoides squamiceps), a cooperative breeder [version 1; referees: 1 approved, 2 approved with reservations]. In: F1000Research, 4 (618).
Gadagkar, R (2015) Solve Local Problems. In: Nature, 521 (7551). p. 153.
Roughgarden, J and Adkins-Regan, E and Akçay, E and Crawford, JC and Gadagkar, R and Griffith, SC and Hinde, CA and Hoquet, T and O’Connor, C and Prokop, ZM and Prum, RO and Shafir, S and Snow, SS and Taylor, D and VanCleve, J and Weisberg, M (2015) Sexual Selection Studies: A NESCent Catalyst Meeting. In: PeerJ PrePrints, 3 . e680v3.
McBean, G and Gadagkar, R and and 13 other, authors (2015) International Council for Science Responds. In: Nature, 517 . p. 145.
Ramaswamy, K and Gadagkar, R (2015) The Centre for Contemporary Studies [Interview with Prof. Raghavendra Gadagkar]. In: Connect, 2 (1). pp. 15-19.
Mitra, A and Nettimi, Palavalli R and Ramachandran, A and Saha, P and Gadagkar, R (2015) Males and females of the social wasp Ropalidia marginata do not differ in their cuticular hydrocarbon profiles and do not seem to use any long-distance volatile mate attraction cues. In: INSECTES SOCIAUX, 62 (3). pp. 281-289.
Gadagkar, R (2014) Look for the Big Picture - A Review of - Randomness in Evolution by John Tyler Bonner, Princeton University Press, Princeton, New Jersey (2013). In: Current Science, 106 (9). pp. 1312-1313.
Gadagkar, R (2014) Role of Science, Technology and Innovation in Ensuring Sustainable Inclusive Development. In: Proceedings of the Indian National Science Academy, 80 (2). pp. 181-183.
Mitra, A and Gadagkar, R (2012) Queen signal should be honest to be involved in maintenance of eusociality: chemical correlates of fertility in Ropalidia marginata. In: Insectes Sociaux, 59 (2). pp. 251-255.
Gadagkar, R (2011) War and Peace - Conflict and Cooperation in an Insect Society. In: Science Reporter, 2011 (1). pp. 8-12.
Shilpa, MC and Sen, R and Gadagkar, R (2010) Nestmateship and body size do not influence mate choice in males and females: A laboratory study of a primitively eusocial wasp Ropalidia marginata. In: Behavioural Processes, 85 (1). pp. 42-46.
Nagendra, H and Gadagkar, R (2009) In this issue: Society and Science: interdisciplinary exchanges. In: Current Science, 97 (11). pp. 1513-1514.
Gadagkar, R (2009) A Review of - The Social Amoebae - The Biology of Cellular Slime Molds by J.T.Bonner, Princeton University Press, Princeton and Oxford (2009). In: Current Science, 97 (11). pp. 1675-1676.
Mossman, K (2009) Profile of Prof. Raghavendra Gadagkar. In: Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, USA, 106 (26). pp. 10404-10406.
Gadagkar, R (2009) Open access does more harm than good when based on a 'pay to publish' business model. In: Physiology News, 75 (Summer). p. 46.
Gadagkar, R (2009) A Review of - The lives of ants by Keller,L. and Gordon,E., Oxford University press, Oxford (2009). In: Myrmecological News, 13 . pp. 29-30.
Gadagkar, R (2008) What's happening at the Centre for Contemporary Studies and Why? In: Voices, 6 (1). p. 1.
Sumana, A and Deshpande, SA and Bhadra, AK and Gadagkar, R (2008) Workers of the primitively eusocial wasp Ropalidia marginata do not perceive their queen across a wire mesh partition. In: Journal of Ethology, 26 (2). pp. 207-212.
Gadagkar, R (2008) Why I do not discourage my students from "wasting" their time with the "theatre"? In: MOITREE, 1 (1). pp. 3-4.
Gadagkar, R (2007) Rats are nicer than we think, at least to each other. In: Journal of Biosciences, 32 (7). pp. 1223-1225.
Gadagkar, R (2006) A Subaltern View of Eusociality - A Review of - The Other Insect Societies by James T. Costa, Harvard University Press, Cambridge, Massachusetts (2006). In: Science, 314 (5804). pp. 1391-1392.
Gadagkar, R (2006) Who First Invented Agriculture? In: Indian Institute of Science, Pensioners' Association Bangalore, Silver Jubilee 1980-2005, 2005 . pp. 9-10.
Kardile, SP and Gadagkar, R (2005) Observations on the Natural History and Behaviour of the Primitively Eusocial Wasp Ropalidia cyathiformis (FAB.) (Hymenoptera: Vespidae). In: Journal of The Bombay Natural History Society, 102 (3). pp. 265-273.
Gadagkar, R (2002) WIKO - A Veritable Incubator for Competent Radicals. In: Wissenschaftskolleg Berlin Yearbook, 2002 . pp. 79-86.
Gadagkar, R (2001) Bill Hamilton - the Greatest Darwinian Since Darwin. In: Resonance - Journal of Science Education, 6 (4). pp. 4-5.
Gadagkar, R (2001) Division of Labour and Organization of Work in the Primitively Eusocial Wasp Ropalidia marginata. In: Proceedings of the Indian National Science Academy, B67 (6). pp. 397-422.
Gadagkar, R (2001) Two Cultures at the Wissenschaftskolleg. In: Wissenschaftskolleg Berlin Yearbook, 2001 . pp. 68-75.
Sumana, A and Gadagkar, R (2001) The structure of dominance hierarchies in the primitively eusocial wasp Ropalidia marginata. In: Ethology Ecology & Evolution, 13 (3). pp. 273-281.
Gadagkar, R (2000) Genomic Imprinting - Some Interesting Implications for the Evolution of Social Behaviour. In: Resonance - journal of science education, 5 (9). pp. 58-68.
Gadagkar, R (2000) 'Ant'ics and antibiotics - A Review of - The Earth Dwellers - Adventures in the Land of Ants by Erich Hoyt, A Touchstone Book by Simon and Schuster (1996). In: Down to Earth, 9 (3). pp. 58-59.
Gadagkar, R (1999) Subterannean farmers - Ants invented agriculture some 50 million years before the humans. In: Down to Earth, 7 (21). pp. 48-49.
Gadagkar, R (1999) "What Is Life?" - Reconsidered - A Review of - Origins of Life by Dyson,F., Cambridge University Press, Cambridge (1985). In: Resonance - journal of science education, 4 (2). pp. 88-90.
Gadagkar, R (1998) Red ants with green beards. In: Journal of Biosciences, 23 (5). pp. 535-536.
Gadagkar, R (1998) Killer genes, green beards....... In: Down to Earth, 7 (13). pp. 15-16.
Gadagkar, R (1998) Food fighters - Why do siblings fight with each other? A look at the science behind this universally common behaviour. In: Down to Earth, 1998 (June). pp. 24-25.
Gadagkar, R (1998) Introduction if forever-Introduced bee species may create problems for native species in India. In: Down to Earth, 1998 (April). p. 28.
Gadagkar, R (1998) Biology in the 21st Century - back to Stamp Collection? In: SCampus- A bi-annual from IISc, 1998 (Spring). p. 5.
Sunil Kumar, M and Srihari, KT and Nair, P and Varghese, T and Gadagkar, R (1997) Ant Species Richness at selected localities of Bangalore. In: Insect Environment, 3 (1). pp. 3-5.
Rastogi, N and Nair, P and Kolatkar, M and William, H and Gadagkar, R (1997) Ant fauna of the Indian Institute of Science Campus - Survey and some preliminary observations. In: The Journal of the Indian Institute of Science, 77 (2). pp. 133-140.
Rastogi, N and Nair, P and Kolatkar, M and Gadagkar, R (1997) Foraging Strategies in the Ants Myrmicaria brunnea and Diacamma ceylonense-Some Preliminary Observations. In: Entomon, 22 (1). pp. 79-81.
Gadagkar, R (1996) What's the essence of royalty - one keto group? In: Current Science, 71 (12). pp. 975-980.
Gadagkar, R (1996) Sharing the blame. In: Down to Earth, 1996 . pp. 24-26.
Gadagkar, R (1996) Konrad Lorenz - father to ethology and mother to ducks, geese, jackdaws, salamanders, fish and many more! In: Resonance - journal of science education, 1 (6). pp. 2-3.
Gadagkar, R (1996) Exploring Japan ecologically. In: Down to Earth, 4 (22). pp. 22-23.
Geetha, L and Gadagkar, R (1996) How does a fungus know the time of day? In: Current Science, 70 (6). pp. 419-421.
Gadagkar, R (1996) A Review of - The Coevolutionary Process by J.N.Thompson, The University of Chicago Press, Chicago and London (1994). In: Tropical Ecology, 37 (1). pp. 147-148.
Gadagkar, R (1996) Evolution of an insect society - 1. The ideas.(In Japanese). In: The Insectarium, 33 (3). pp. 4-9.
Gadagkar, R (1996) Evolution of an insect society - 2. The data.(In Japanese). In: The Insectarium, 33 (4). pp. 18-23.
Gadagkar, R (1995) Conservation pays - preserving all forms of life holds for a more promising eco-future. In: Down to Earth, 1995 . pp. 47-48.
Chandrashekara, K and Gadagkar, R (1995) A Review of - Functional Dynamics of Phytophagous Insects (Ed.) T.N. Ananthakrishnan, Oxford and IBH, New Delhi (1994). In: Current Science, 69 (5). pp. 470-471.
Gadagkar, R (1995) Can animals count? In: Current Science, 68 (12). pp. 1180-1182.
Lehrer, M and Horridge, GA and Zhang, SW and Gadagkar, R (1995) Shape vision in bees: innate preference for flower-like patterns. In: Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society London, 347 (1320). pp. 123-137.
Gadagkar, R (1995) Observational study of animal behaviour: From instinct to intelligence. In: Current Science, 68 (2). pp. 185-196.
Venkataraman, AB and Gadagkar, R (1995) Age-Specific Acceptance of Unrelated Conspecifics on Nests of the Primitively Eusocial Wasp Ropalidia marginata. In: Proceedings of the Indian National Science Academy, B61 (4). pp. 299-314.
Gadagkar, R (1994) A Review of - Behaviour and Social Evolution of Wasps : The Communal Aggregation Hypothesis. YosiakiItô, (Eds.) R.M.May and P.H.Harvey. Oxford University Press, Oxford (1993). In: The Quarterly Review of Biology, 69 (4). pp. 558-559.
Gadagkar, R (1994) A Review of - The Natural History of Inbreeding and Outbreeding : Theoretical and Empirical Perspectives. In: Tropical Ecology, 35 . pp. 349-352.
Gadagkar, R (1994) Social Insect Buffs Swarm in Paris and decide to go to Adelaide. In: IUSSI Indian Chapter, Newsletter, 8 (1&2). pp. 4-5.
Gadagkar, R and Roubik, DW and Inoue, T and Ashton, PS and Chandrashekaran, MK (1993) Diversity and Flexibility of Biotic Communities in Fluctuating Environments – Preface. In: Journal of Biosciences, 18 (4). p. 423.
Gadagkar, R (1993) Western scientists set the trends. In: Down to Earth, 2 (7). pp. 45-46.
Gadagkar, R and Nair, P and Chandrashekara, K and Bhat, DM (1993) Ant species richness and diversity in some selected localities of Western Ghats, India. In: Hexapoda, 5 (2). pp. 79-94.
Gadagkar, R (1993) My Vacation with Apis mellifera. In: IUSSI Indian Chapter, Newsletter, 7 (1,2). pp. 3-4.
Gadagkar, R (1993) A Review of – Chemical Ecology of Phytophagous Insects. In: Phytophaga, 5 . pp. 135-137.
Gadagkar, R (1992) Gadagkar, R. (1992) New agenda for social insect research: A Review of Success and Dominance in Ecosystems : The Case of the Social Insects by E.O.Wilson, Ecology Institute, Germany. Current Science, 62, 317-318. In: Current Science, 62 (3). pp. 317-318.
Gadagkar, R and Chandrashekara, K and Nair, P (1990) Insect species diversity in tropics: Sampling methods and a case study. In: Journal of the Bombay Natural History Society, 87 (3). pp. 337-353.
Gadagkar, R (1990) Gadagkar, R. 1990. Evolution of eusociality : the advantage of assured fitness returns. In: Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society London B, 329 (1252). pp. 17-25.
Gadagkar, R (1988) The Genetic Basis of Behaviour. In: IUSSI Indian Chapter, Newsletter, 2 (2). p. 45.
Gadagkar, R and Gadagkar, VR (1988) The Amazing World of the Honey Bees. In: Vignana Parichaya, 10 (3). pp. 4-8.
Gadagkar, R (1988) Kin recognition in social insects. In: IUSSI Indian Chapter, Newsletter, 2 (1). pp. 4-5.
Gadagkar, R (1985) Review of Semiochemistry: Flavours and pheromones. Proceedings of the American Chemical Society Symposium Washington, D.C. USA, (Eds.) T.E. Acree & D.M. Soderlund, Walde de Gruyter, Berlin, New York, (1985). In: The Journal of the Indian Institute of Science, 68 . pp. 72-76.
Gadagkar, R and Gadgil, MG and Joshi, NV and Mahabal, AS (1982) Observations on the Natural History and Population ecology of the Social Wasp Ropalidia marginata from peninsular India (Hymenoptera,Vespidae). In: Proceedings of the Indian Academy of Sciences (Animal Sciences), 91 (6). pp. 539-552.
Gadagkar, R and Joshi, NV (1982) Social Organisation in the Indian Wasp Ropalidia cyathiformis (Fab.) (Hymenoptera: Vespidae). In: Zeitschift Tierpsychol, 64 (1). pp. 15-32.
Gadagkar, R and Gopinathan, KP (1980) Bacteriophage burst size during multiple infections. In: Journal of Biosciences, 2 (3). pp. 253-259.
Gadagkar, R and Gupta, G (1979) A nick free solution to the DNA winding problem - Round-up of research. In: Science Today, 13 (15). p. 33.
Gadagkar, R and Gopinathan, KP (1978) Inhibition of DNA Injection from Mycobacteriophage I3 by Tween-80. In: Virology, 91 (2). pp. 487-488.
Gadagkar, R (2023) More Fun Than Fun: Science Is Impoverished Without Its Tales. In: Journal of science education .
Gadagkar, R (2023) Is male reproduction in humans more egalitarian by mammalian standards? In: The Hindu .
Gadagkar, R (2023) In scholarly peer-review, discard bath water, keep baby. In:
Gadagkar, R (2022) More Fun Than Fun: Is Evolutionary Medicine Coming of Age? In: Health , History , The Sciences .
Gadagkar, R (2022) More Fun Than Fun: E.O. Wilson’s Love of Ants – and All Things Living. In:
Gadagkar, R (2022) More Fun Than Fun: Strife in the Harmonious World of Honey Bees, Part 2. In: The Wire Science .
Gadagkar, R (2022) More Fun Than Fun: Strife in the Harmonious World of Honey Bees. In: The Wire Science .
Gadagkar, R (2022) More Fun Than Fun: What Can Coucals Teach Us About Parental Care? In: Science The Wire .
Gadagkar, R (2021) More Fun Than Fun: Beetles Lead Complex Social Lives in Dead Trees. In:
Gadagkar, R (2021) Prof. Dr. Raghavendra Gadagkar, India - Alumni Uni Würzburg - 1000 Careers One Story. Teilnehmer-Portraits. In:
Gadagkar, R (2021) More Fun Than Fun: What Do Dogs (and Other Animals) Do All Day and All Night? In:
Gadagkar, R (2021) More Fun Than Fun: Decoding the Babbles of Crickets, Birds and Undergrads. In:
Gadagkar, R (2021) More Fun Than Fun: The Exquisite Wax Palace of the Honey Bees. In:
Gadagkar, R (2021) More Fun Than Fun: Weaving with Silk, the Ant Way. In:
Gadagkar, R (2021) Communicating science to the general public: role of scientists and science writers. In: Current Science, 121 (4). pp. 463-464.
Gadagkar, R (2021) More Fun Than Fun: Evolution on Islands in Water, in the Sky and Elsewhere. In:
Gadagkar, R (2021) More Fun Than Fun: Plants Also Have Their Social Lives and Family Disputes. The Wire Science. In:
Gadagkar, R (2021) More Fun Than Fun: The South Asian Greater Banded Hornet Waits to be Studied. In:
Gadagkar, R (2021) More Fun Than Fun : Chasing Wasps on a Bicycle – and Getting a PhD. In: The Wire .
Gadagkar, R and Krishnan, A (2021) Science on a shoestring budget: Interview with Raghavendra Gadagkar. In:
Gadagkar, R (2021) Gadagkar, R., 2021. More Fun Than Fun: Learning How Fruit Flies Disperse – From a Tabletop. In:
Gadagkar, R (2021) Gadagkar, R., 2021. More Fun Than Fun: The Unlikely Stardom of the Naked Mole Rat. The Wire Science. In:
Gadagkar, R (2021) More Fun Than Fun : How Do Insect Societies Deal With Infectious Diseases? In:
Gadagkar, R (2021) Gadagkar, R., 2021. More Fun Than Fun: What Can We Learn from Insect Societies? The Wire Science. In:
Gadagkar, R (2021) Gadagkar, R., 2021. More Fun Than Fun: Why Do Animals Sport Bright Colours? The Wire Science. In:
Gadagkar, R (2021) Gadagkar, R., 2021. More Fun Than Fun: How Do Animals Recognise their Kin? The Wire Science. In:
Gadagkar, R (2021) More Fun Than Fun : My Favourite Lizard Stories. In: The Wire .
Gadagkar, R (2021) More Fun Than Fun : Not Just Us – Dancing Bees Need a Good Night’s Sleep, Too. In: The Wire .
Gadagkar, R (2021) More Fun Than Fun : Scientists Must Write for the People. In: The Wire .
Gadagkar, R (2021) More Fun Than Fun : The Joys and Burdens of Our Heroes. In:
Gadagkar, R (2020) Gadagkar, R., 2020. More Fun Than Fun: In the Wild, There’s More Than One Way to Find a Mate. The Wire Science. In:
Gadagkar, R (2020) Gadagkar, R., 2020. More Fun Than Fun: The Marvelous World of Outsourcing Parenting Duties. The Wire Science. In:
Gadagkar, R (2020) More Fun Than Fun: An Ode To Grandmothers and Their Grandmotherly Wisdom. In: The Wire .
Gadagkar, R (2020) More Fun Than Fun: Experienced Ants Lead and Teach, Naïve Ants Follow and Learn. In: The Wire Science .
Gadagkar, R (2020) Gadagkar, R., 2020. More Fun Than Fun: The Smart Animals That Helped Scientists Demystify Altruism. The Wire Science. In:
Gadagkar, R and Vidya, TNC (2020) Erratum to: Birds in the Backyard (Resonance, (2020), 25, 2, (326), 10.1007/s12045-020-0944-8). In: Resonance, 25 (3). p. 451.
Gadagkar, R (2004) On networking Indian biodiversity databases. In: BD DB Networking workshop, 2004 (March). pp. 1-13.
Gadagkar, R (1989) In Praise of Birds. In: Deccan Herald (Sunday Herald), Bangalore .
Sharma, N and Gadagkar, R (2023) Spatial organization of collective food distribution in a paper wasp society. [Preprint]
Gadagkar, R Entomological research in India: Basic and applied research remain disconnected, Science Communication Plenary, 2018 International Branch Virtual Symposium, Entomological Society of America. UNSPECIFIED.
Gadagkar, R Gadagkar, R., 2020. More Fun Than Fun: Dung Beetles, the Milky Way and the Marvels of Animal Navigation. The Wire Science. UNSPECIFIED.
Gadagkar, R Gadagkar, R., 2020. More Fun Than Fun: Where the Worlds of Science and Magic Collide. The Wire Science. UNSPECIFIED.
Peso, M. and Gadagkar, R. Interview with a social insect scientist : Raghavendra Gadagkar. Insectessociaux Blog. UNSPECIFIED.
Gadagkar, R Let's Empower People with The Method of Science and Not Merely Its Conclusions. Confluence http://confluence.ias.ac.in/lets-empower-people-with-the-method-of-science-and-not-merely-its-conclusions/. UNSPECIFIED.
Gadagkar, R Let’s Create Budgetary Literacy, Confluence. UNSPECIFIED.
Gadagkar, R More Fun Than Fun: A Story of Stephen Fry, Honey Bees, Greek Myths – and Science. UNSPECIFIED.
Gadagkar, R More Fun Than Fun: Battles of the Sexes Can Now Be Made to Order - or Vanish. UNSPECIFIED.
Gadagkar, R More Fun Than Fun: When Natural Selection Makes Us Less Fit. UNSPECIFIED.
Supriya, DG and Gadagkar, R Professor Raghavendra Gadagkar: The world at his doorstep. NRI Pulse. UNSPECIFIED.
Sridhar, H and Gadagkar, R Standing conventional wisdom on its head - Conversation with Hari Sridhar [Excerpt], IndiaBioscience. UNSPECIFIED.
Sridhar, H and Gadagkar, R Standing conventional wisdom on its head: an interview with Raghavendra Gadagkar (Full interview) - Conversation with Hari Sridhar. UNSPECIFIED.
Gadagkar, RK and Majumder, PP and Mehta, D #TKAK (The Kith And Kin, June 24, 2017. UNSPECIFIED.
Gadagkar, R Why does our society lack scientific temper and what can scientists do about it? Confluence. UNSPECIFIED.
