The Pheonology of tropical forest: Adaptive Significance and Consequences for Primary consumers. Carel P. van Shaik, John W. Terborgh, S. Joseph Wright. Annual Review of Ecology and Systematics, Volume 24 (1993), 353-377.
Evolutionary Ecology. The decline of tree diversity on newly isolated tropical islands: a test of a null hypothesis and some implicantions. Egbert G. Leigh Jr, S. Joseph Wright and Edward Allen Herre, Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute. Francis E. Putz, Department of Botany, University of Florida, Gainesville. 1993, 7, 76-102 Chapman & Hall.
Light and the Phenology of Tropical Trees. S. Joseph Wright, Carel P. van Shaik. American Naturalist, Volume 143, Issue 1 (Jan., 1994), 192-199
Chapter 12. Long term Population fluctuations of a tropical Lizard; A test of casuality. Robin M. Andrews And S. Joseph Wright.
Effects of Mammalian Hebivores on plant recruitment in two neotropical forest. John Terborg, S. Joseph Wright. Ecology, Volume 75, Issue 6 (Sep., 1994), 1829-1833.
Tropical Forest Litter Dynamics and Dry Season Irrigation on Barro Colorado Island, Panama. R. Kelman Wieder, S. Joseph Wright. Ecology, Volume 76, Issue 6 (Sep., 1995), 1971-1979.
Dendroecological Analysis of Cordia Alliodora Pseudobombax Septenatum and Annona Spraguei in Central Panama. Margaret S. Devall, Bernard R. Parresol & S. Joseph Wright. IAWA Journal, Vol. 16 (4), 1995: 411-424.
Phylogenetic Patterns among tropical Flowering Phenologies. S. Joseph Wright, Osvaldo Calderon, Journal of Ecology, Volume 83, Issue 6 (Dec., 1995), 937-948.
The Effects of the rainy season and irrigation on soil water and oxygen in a seasonal forest in Panama. Thomas A. Kursar, S. Joseph Wright and Ricardo Radulovich. Journal of Tropical Ecology (1995) 11:497-516. With 7 figures.
15 Phenological Responses to Seasonality in Tropical Forest Plants, S. Joseph Wright.
