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Hayley A. Spina, Auteur ; Amy E. M. Newman, Auteur ; Nathaniel T. Wheelwright, Auteur ; Daniel J. Mennill, Auteur ; Stéphanie M. Doucet, Auteur ; Joseph B. Burant, Auteur ; Sarah L. Dobney, Auteur ; Sarah D. Mueller, Auteur ; Greg W. Mitchell, Auteur ; D. Ryan Norris, AuteurMany birds produce two broods each year and exhibit significant intra-population variation in the length of time between the hatching of first and second broods (the inter-brood interval). Why within-population variation in inter-brood interval [...]
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Natalie V. Sánchez, Auteur ; Daniel J. Mennill, AuteurAmong territorial birds, the number of conspecific neighbours sets the social context of communication. There have been many investigations of vocal behaviour and its important role in territory defense and mate attraction in birds; however, the[...]
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Alana D. Demko, Auteur ; Daniel J. Mennill, AuteurIn the majority of songbird species, males have repertoires of multiple song types used for mate attraction and territory defence. The wood-warblers (family Parulidae) are a diverse family of songbirds in which males of many migratory species us[...]
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Luis Sandoval, Auteur ; Carolina Méndez, Auteur ; Daniel J. Mennill, AuteurThere are relatively few quantitative descriptive studies of the vocalisations and vocal behaviour of tropical bird species, in spite of the tropic’s rich avian biodiversity and the extensive variety of vocalisations produced by tropical birds. [...]
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Joshua P. Martin, Auteur ; Stéphanie M. Doucet, Auteur ; Ryan C. Knox, Auteur ; Daniel J. Mennill, AuteurThe allometric relationship between body size and song frequency has been established in previous studies of temperate and tropical bird communities. However, the relationship between body size and the frequency of distress calls has been examin[...]
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Kyle A. Swiston, Auteur ; Daniel J. Mennill, AuteurAlthough offering many benefits over manual recording and survey techniques for avian field studies, automated sound recording systems produce large datasets that must be carefully examined to locate sounds of interest. We compared two methods f[...]
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Adrianna Bruni, Auteur ; Daniel J. Mennill, Auteur ; Jennifer R. Foote, AuteurThe avian dawn chorus is a daily period of high song output performed predominantly during the breeding season. Dawn chorus performance varies at both the individual and species level. The many extrinsic factors that may relate to dawn chorus st[...]
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J. Roberto Sosa-Lopez, Auteur ; Daniel J. Mennill, Auteur ; Adolfo G. Navarro-Sigueenza, AuteurSpeciation may be influenced by geographic variation in animal signals, particularly when those signals are important in reproductive decisions. Here, we describe patterns of geographic variation in the song of rufous-naped wrens Campylorhynchus[...]
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Luis Sandoval, Auteur ; Daniel J. Mennill, Auteur
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Sarah B. Douglas, Auteur ; Daniel J. Mennill, AuteurPlayback experiments involve the broadcast of natural or synthetic sound stimuli and provide a powerful tool for studying acoustic communication in birds. Playback is a valuable technique for exploring vocal duetting behavior because it allows i[...]
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Danielle C. Gough, Auteur ; Daniel J. Mennill, Auteur ; Erica Nol, Auteur
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Sarah Baldo, Auteur ; Daniel J. Mennill, Auteur ; Sarah Guindre-Parker, Auteur ; H. Grant Gilchrist, Auteur ; Oliver P. Love, Auteur
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David W. Bradley, Auteur ; Daniel J. Mennill, AuteurVocal communication in duetting and chorusing birds is a growing area of study in avian ecology, yet much remains unknown about temporal and population-level variation in these complex vocal signals. In this study, we describe the acoustic struc[...]
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J. Roberto Sosa-Lopez, Auteur ; Daniel J. Mennill, AuteurEmpirical descriptions of vocal behaviour are important for understanding avian biology. In this study, we provide the first detailed analysis of the vocal behaviour of the Brown-throated Wren (Troglodytes brunneicollis), a neotropical songbird [...]
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Sarah Baldo, Auteur ; Daniel J. Mennill, AuteurThe Cracidae rank among the most threatened families of Neotropical birds, and studies of their vocal behavior may help guide conservation and monitoring efforts. We describe the vocal behavior of Great Curassows (Crax rubra), a little-studied C[...]
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Julianne Koloff, Auteur ; Daniel J. Mennill, AuteurDespite the high biodiversity that characterizes the tropics, we know little about the behaviour of most tropical birds. Antbirds (Thamnophilidae) are a biodiverse family of more than 200 species found throughout Central and South America, yet t[...]
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J. Roberto Sosa-Lopez, Auteur ; Daniel J. Mennill, AuteurDocumenting the diversity of vocal behaviour across different avian taxa is key to understanding the ecology and evolution of complex behaviours. Unique to Cozumel Island in the Mexican Caribbean Sea, the Cozumel Wren (Troglodytes aedon beani) p[...]
