Diane Colombelli-Négrel

Flinders University

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Corey Callaghan

Assistant Professor of Global Ecology

University of Florida

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Nicolas M. Adreani

AUSTRIA

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Lauren K Common

Flinders University

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Mark Hauber

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CUNY Advanced Science Research Center

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Didone Frigerio

Universität Wien

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Sonia Kleindorfer

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Universität Wien

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Petra Sumasgutner

Universität Wien

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Çağlar Akçay

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Anglia Ruskin University

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Diane Colombelli-Négrel

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Exposure to traffic noise weakens territory defence in the Southern Emu-wren (Stipiturus malachurus)

Personality predicts song complexity in superb fairy-wrens

Ordinal-Level Resilience of Invertebrates After Fire Events in Eucalypt Woodlands of South-Eastern Australia

Do bolder parents make better parents in anthropogenically disturbed environments?

Understanding factors that influence people’s perceptions of human disturbance to wildlife using little penguins as a case study

Bright and early

Can inclusion of different levels of participation effort improve volunteer diversity and retainment in a citizen science project?

Maternal in-nest call structure reduces habituation risk in songbird embryos

Exploration behavior differs between Darwin’s finch species and predicts territory defense and hatching success

Nestling Begging Calls Resemble Maternal Vocal Signatures When Mothers Call Slowly to Embryos

Cues to individuality in Greylag Goose faces

Aggressive behavior as a predictor of home range size: findings from both range-restricted and widespread Darwin’s finch species

Buzzes are used as signals of aggressive intent in Darwin's finches

Smaller Australian raptors have greater urban tolerance

Age effects in Darwin’s finches

Koalas showed limited behavioural response and no physiological response to drones.

From nestling to adult

Darwin’s finches in human-altered environments sing common song types and are more aggressive

Human activities at night negatively impact Little Penguin (Eudyptula minor) numbers and behaviours

Estimating Little Penguin population sizes using automated acoustic monitoring and citizen science

Estimating Little Penguin population sizes using automated acoustic monitoring and citizen science

The importance of fine-scale landscape characteristics for habitat selection in penguins

The importance of fine-scale landscape characteristics for habitat selection in penguins

A direct personal experience of science and nature changes intended behaviours for conservation

Collaborators (8)

Corey Callaghan

Nicolas M. Adreani

Lauren K Common

Mark Hauber

Didone Frigerio

Sonia Kleindorfer

Petra Sumasgutner

Çağlar Akçay

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