How it ends: a review of behavioral and psychological phenomena, physiological processes and neural circuits in the termination of aggression in other animals and …
M Potegal - Behavioural brain research, 2024 - Elsevier
More is known about aggression initiation and persistence in other animals, and anger in
people, than about their cessation. This review summarizes knowledge of relevant factors in …
people, than about their cessation. This review summarizes knowledge of relevant factors in …
Behavioural response of Eurasian Blackcaps to acoustically simulated conspecific and heterospecific male intruders
Interspecific territoriality can frequently be observed in the animal kingdom, including birds.
One important factor driving the degree of interspecific territoriality is competition for …
One important factor driving the degree of interspecific territoriality is competition for …
Performance of wild animals with “broken” traits: Movement patterns in nature of moose with leg injuries
Organismal traits are presumed to be well suited for performance in the tasks required for
survival, growth, and reproduction. Major injuries to such traits should therefore compromise …
survival, growth, and reproduction. Major injuries to such traits should therefore compromise …
Nest usurpation and adult mortality in a secondary cavity-nesting songbird
MJ Scerbicke, JK Dodson, PJR Page… - Journal of Field …, 2024 - journal.afonet.org
Competition for limited nest sites among secondary cavity-nesting bird species is intense
and may result in loss of nests, physical conflict, injury, and occasionally death. The …
and may result in loss of nests, physical conflict, injury, and occasionally death. The …
Female Prothonotary Warblers Protonotaria citrea sing during the mate acquisition period
Female song in passerine birds may be more common than traditionally assumed, but it is
not well‐documented or understood, especially in migratory species. We describe the first …
not well‐documented or understood, especially in migratory species. We describe the first …
3D-printed decoys are as effective as taxidermied decoys in attracting red-breasted sapsuckers for mist-netting
L Natola, F Tousley - bioRxiv, 2022 - biorxiv.org
Decoys often improve targeted mist-netting efforts by drawing the species of interest to a
specific area nearer the net. Traditional decoy constructions include taxidermied carcasses …
specific area nearer the net. Traditional decoy constructions include taxidermied carcasses …
[PDF][PDF] Factors limiting the distributions of trailing-edge populations in the Southern Appalachian Mountains
SA Merker - 2017 - getd.libs.uga.edu
Rapid environmental change is causing the ranges of many North American species to shift
northward and to higher elevations (Parmesan and Yohe 2003, Campbell et al. 2010 …
northward and to higher elevations (Parmesan and Yohe 2003, Campbell et al. 2010 …