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Naomi E. LangmoreAustralian Research Fellow, Australian National UniversityEmail confirmado em anu.edu.au
Robert HeinsohnAustralian National UniversityEmail confirmado em anu.edu.au
Alecia CarterUniversité de MontpellierEmail confirmado em umontpellier.fr
Harry MarshallLecturer, University of RoehamptonEmail confirmado em roehampton.ac.uk
Guy CowlishawSenior Research Fellow, Institute of ZoologyEmail confirmado em ioz.ac.uk
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Rohan M BrookerPostdoctoral Fellow, Deakin UniversityEmail confirmado em deakin.edu.au
Maud FerrariAssociate Professor, University of SaskatchewanEmail confirmado em usask.ca
Mark I McCormickProfessor of Marine Ecology, James Cook UniversityEmail confirmado em jcu.edu.au
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Raoul A MulderProfessor, School of BioSciences, University of MelbourneEmail confirmado em unimelb.edu.au
Michelle L HallBush Heritage Australia; Biological Sciences Uni of Western Australia; Uni of MelbourneEmail confirmado em unimelb.edu.au
Iliana Medina GuzmánThe University of MelbourneEmail confirmado em unimelb.edu.au
Marius SomveillePostdoctoral researcher, BirdLife InternationalEmail confirmado em somveille.com
Andrew CockburnAustralian National UniversityEmail confirmado em anu.edu.au
Jenna M Crowe-RiddellUniversity of MichiganEmail confirmado em umich.edu
Fabio CortesiARC DECRA Research FellowEmail confirmado em uqconnect.edu.au
Karen CheneyThe University of QueenslandEmail confirmado em uq.edu.au
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William E Feeney

Griffith University

Email confirmado em griffith.edu.au - Página inicial

Animal Behaviour Behavioural Ecology Evolution


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Animal personality: what are behavioural ecologists measuring? AJ Carter, WE Feeney, HH Marshall, G Cowlishaw, R Heinsohn Biological Reviews 88 (2), 465-475, 2013	345	2013
The frontline of avian brood parasite–host coevolution WE Feeney, JA Welbergen, NE Langmore Animal Behaviour 84 (1), 3-12, 2012	104	2012
Advances in the study of coevolution between avian brood parasites and their hosts WE Feeney, JA Welbergen, NE Langmore Annual review of ecology, evolution, and systematics 45, 227-246, 2014	80	2014
High rate of prey consumption in a small predatory fish on coral reefs WE Feeney, OM Lönnstedt, Y Bosiger, J Martin, GP Jones, RJ Rowe, ... Coral Reefs 31 (3), 909-918, 2012	74	2012
Brood parasitism and the evolution of cooperative breeding in birds WE Feeney, I Medina, M Somveille, R Heinsohn, ML Hall, RA Mulder, ... Science 342 (6165), 1506-1508, 2013	68	2013
Learned recognition of brood parasitic cuckoos in the superb fairy-wren Malurus cyaneus NE Langmore, WE Feeney, J Crowe-Riddell, H Luan, KM Louwrens, ... Behavioral Ecology 23 (4), 798-805, 2012	51	2012
Social learning of a brood parasite by its host WE Feeney, NE Langmore Biology letters 9 (4), 20130443, 2013	43	2013
Phenotypic plasticity confers multiple fitness benefits to a mimic F Cortesi, WE Feeney, MCO Ferrari, PA Waldie, GAC Phillips, ... Current Biology 25 (7), 949-954, 2015	36	2015
“Jack-of-all-trades” egg mimicry in the brood parasitic Horsfield’s bronze-cuckoo? WE Feeney, MC Stoddard, RM Kilner, NE Langmore Behavioral Ecology 25 (6), 1365-1373, 2014	24	2014
Taking a comparative approach: analysing personality as a multivariate behavioural response across species AJ Carter, WE Feeney PLoS One 7 (7), e42440, 2012	22	2012
Evidence for aggressive mimicry in an adult brood parasitic bird, and generalized defences in its host WE Feeney, J Troscianko, NE Langmore, CN Spottiswoode Proceedings of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences 282 (1810), 20150795, 2015	14	2015
Superb Fairy-wrens (Malurus cyaneus) increase vigilance near their nest with the perceived risk of brood parasitism WE Feeney, NE Langmore The Auk: Ornithological Advances 132 (2), 359-364, 2015	10	2015
Using insights from animal behaviour and behavioural ecology to inform marine conservation initiatives RM Brooker, WE Feeney, JR White, RP Manassa, JL Johansen, ... Animal behaviour 120, 211-221, 2016	9	2016
Nest destruction elicits indiscriminate con‐versus heterospecific brood parasitism in a captive bird RC Shaw, WE Feeney, ME Hauber Ecology and evolution 4 (23), 4500-4504, 2014	6	2014
Monogamy without parental care? Social and genetic mating systems of avian brood parasites WE Feeney, C Riehl Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B 374 (1769), 20180201, 2019	5	2019
Equivalent cleaning in a juvenile facultative and obligate cleaning wrasse: an insight into the evolution of cleaning in labrids? AS Grutter, WE Feeney Coral Reefs 35 (3), 991-997, 2016	5	2016
Predation drives recurrent convergence of an interspecies mutualism WE Feeney, RM Brooker, LN Johnston, JDJ Gilbert, M Besson, D Lecchini, ... Ecology letters 22 (2), 256-264, 2019	4	2019
Evidence of adaptations and counter-adaptations before the parasite lays its egg: the frontline of the arms race WE Feeney Avian brood parasitism, 307-324, 2017	4	2017
Comparative diversity of anemone-associated fishes and decapod crustaceans in a Belizean coral reef and seagrass system RM Brooker, WE Feeney, TL Sih, MCO Ferrari, DP Chivers Marine Biodiversity 49 (6), 2609-2620, 2019	2	2019
Anemonefishes WE Feeney, RM Brooker Current Biology 27 (1), R6-R8, 2017	2	2017

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