Our study on #butterfly#evolution, #hostplants & #ranges is now formally out! We built a phylogeny of 2000 sp and found butterflies originated in N. America 100M years ago, likely fed on legumes. ~100 scientists from 28 countries contributed. Thanks all! https://t.co/teIIiE9WhI
We have a new paper out! Building on work in other systems we show primates and birds use each others' alarm calls about predators (hawks) in an Amazonian rainforest. How deep does the rabbit hole go? How broad are eavesdropping networks in the forest? @OfficialNGSS@InsideNatGeo
Very nice coverage of our recent paper (linked below) by @Andy_Carstens
Lot's of interesting deceptive behaviors out there!
Avian Deception More Widespread Than Previously Thought. https://t.co/R3wwUpjNUN
@CalPoly@CalPolyCSM
@CommBehavAcoustAvian
Some coverage of the growing evidence from our work and others pointing to the strong role of acoustics in shaping communities, animal reproductive success and behavior and even human wellbeing. @BarberLab @GW_Shannon @CalPolyCSM https://t.co/MgMFw2GCHn
Be on the lookout for a postdoc opening in my lab in collaboration with @JohnLOrrock. Come study rodent behavior and immunity and its role in #Lyme disease in sunny Tampa. Hoping to fill the job ASAP. Email or DM with questions. @SICB_DEDE@ESAdisease@usfcoph Please RT!
Amazing organizing job @ben_dantzer. Thanks for the leadership and thanks everyone who attended! We did excellent work! @CGhalambor @GailPatricelli @LabSafran @DrCDFrancis@ketterso @NoaPinter @LuisZaman
I've been waiting to see this "everything makes sound" paper for a long time. What a ton of work. Super cool! Anti-bat ultrasound production in moths is globally and phylogenetically widespread | PNAS https://t.co/H7kpzjx6El
I’m thrilled to share our latest paper in @Nature on how fossil biomolecules reveal an avian metabolism in the ancestral dinosaur! High metabolic rates leading to warm-bloodedness evolved independently in ornithodirans, marine reptiles, and mammals. 🤩
https://t.co/r4kjbXRdUO
In the summer, you may encounter a #bird performing a broken-wing display—a trick to lure predators away from the nest. A recent study upends the long-held idea that this was mainly a #shorebird behavior.
Read more in my latest @audubonsociety story! https://t.co/hVa0oQ4vFH
Please re-tweet! My lab is searching for a postdoc to work in sensory ecology and community ecology. An interest in mentoring undergraduate students is a must. Position offers opportunities to teach 1-2 times/year for extra compensation. https://t.co/8cJP0x2vud