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Ragsdale, G. Epigenetic pathways from dietary fat to psychopathology, In: Vaschetto, L. M. ed.Ìý Molecular Mechanisms in Nutritional Epigenetics,ÌýSpringer International Publishing, In press.

Ragsdale, G. and Foley, R. A. 2022. Epigenetic adaptation to local ecologies as a first step toward cultural differentiation, Epigenetics, Evolution and Development,ÌýIn: Vaschetto, L. M. ed. Epigenetics, Development, Ecology and Evolution, Springer International Publishing, pp. 215-232.Ìý

Ragsdale, G. and Foley, R. A. 2018. Epigenetic influences on the evolution of human social cognition, In: di Paolo, L. D. di Vincenzo, F. and Almeida, A. eds. Evolution of Primate Cognition Springer International Publishing, pp. 163-179.Ìý

Ragsdale, G. and Foley, R. A. 2012. Testing the imprinted brain: parent-of-origin effects on empathy and systemising. Evolution and Human Behaviour 33 (4): 402-410.ÌýÌý

Ragsdale, G. and Foley, R. A. 2011. A maternal influence on Theory of Mind mediated by executive function: differential parental influences on full and half-siblings. PLoS One 6 (8) published online 05 August 2011 (DOI: ).Ìý

Fox, M., Sear, R., Beise, J., Ragsdale, G., Eckart, V. and Knapp, L. A. 2010. Grandma plays favourites: X-chromosome relatedness and sex-specific childhood mortality. Proceedings of the Royal Society, Series B 22 (177): 567-573.Ìý

Goos, L. M. and Ragsdale, G. 2007. ‘The influence of genomic imprinting on human cognition and behavior.’ In: J. Wilkins (ed) Genomic Imprinting New York: Landes Bioscience, pp. 71-88.Ìý

Ragsdale, G. 2004. Grandmothering in Cambridgeshire, 1770-1861, Human Nature 15 (3): 301-317.