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Local song evolution after three decades in a complex songster,the Thrush Nightingale
《Avian Research》2025年第1期110-118,共9页Abel Souriau Jorma Sorjonen Adam Petrusek Tereza Petrusková 
Birdsong is an important secondary sexual trait which may vary between but also within species.Intraspecific variation is generally studied either on the geographical or on the temporal scale;most of the studies explo...
关键词:Cultural evolution Luscinia luscinia Song variation SONGBIRDS Temporal changes VOCALISATION 
Comparisons of thermogenic features in four coexisting songbirds:Is the northward colonized White-browed Laughingthrush different?
《Avian Research》2023年第1期78-85,共8页Pengfei Liu Rongrong Jin Miaomiao Jiang Saiyue Zhang Yuehua Sun 
provided by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.32070452,32011530077)。
Thermogenic features are often invoked to illustrate animal’s colonization,distribution,and response to climate change.To understand why the White-browed Laughingthrush(Pterorhinus sannio)has expanded its distributio...
关键词:COLONIZATION Evaporative water los Thermal physiology Thermal neutral zone Temperature 
Comparative transcriptomic and metabolomic analysis reveals pectoralis highland adaptation across altitudinal songbirds
《Integrative Zoology》2022年第6期1162-1178,共17页Ying XIONG Yan HAO Yalin CHENG Liqing FAN Gang SONG Dongming LI Yanhua QU Fumin LEI 
funded by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.3213000355,31630069 to F.L.);the Second Tibetan Plateau Scientific Expedition and Research(STEP)program(Grant No.2019QZKK0304 to F.L.).
Pectoralis phenotypic variation plays a fundamental role in locomotion and thermogenesis in highland birds.How-ever,its regulatory and metabolic mechanisms remain enigmatic to date.Here,we integrated phenomic,tran-scr...
关键词:ALTITUDE gas chromatography–mass spectrometry HYPOXIA pectoralis RNA–seq 
Responses of early-successional songbirds to a two-stage shelterwood harvest for oak forest regeneration
《Avian Research》2018年第3期253-263,共11页Eric L.Margenau Yong Wang Callie J.Schweitzer BrANDie K.Stringer 
funded by the Center for Forest Ecosystem Assessment(CFEA),USDA Forest Service,and Alabama A&M University;additional funding from the Alabama Ornithological Society and Birmingham Audubon Society
Background: The early stage of forest succession following disturbance is characterized by a shift in songbird composition as well as increased avian richness due to increased herbaceous growth in the forest understor...
关键词:Early-successional forests Mid-Cumberland Plateau SILVICULTURE SHELTERWOOD SONGBIRD community 
Exploring novel candidate genes from the Mouse Genome Informatics database: Potential implications for avian migration research
《Integrative Zoology》2016年第4期240-249,共10页Andrea CONTINA Eli S.BRIDGE Jeffrey F.KELLY 
Funding for this research came from the Oklahoma Biological Survey,the Na­tional Science Foundation(IDBR#1152356,and DEB#0946685);the United States Department of Agri­culture-National Institute of Food and Agriculture(NI­FA-AFRI-003536);All work with animals was per­formed under state and federal banding permits(Permit#23215);was approved by the Institu­tional Animal Care and Use Committee of the Univer­sity of Oklahoma(Protocol#R12-019).
To search for genes associated with migratory phenotypes in songbirds,we selected candidate genes through annotations from the Mouse Genome Informatics database and assembled an extensive candidate-gene library.Then,w...
关键词:avian migration candidate gene approach Mouse Genome Informatics MYH7 SONGBIRDS 
Novel insights into the historical biogeography of the streak-breasted scimitar babbler complex (Aves: Timaliidae: Pomatorhinus ruficollis complex)被引量:1
《Current Zoology》2015年第5期910-921,共12页Sushma REDDY Arpad S. NYARI 
We thank Fumin Lei, A. Town Peterson, and Rob Moyle for inviting us to contribute to this special volume. We also are grateful to Feng Dong and Xiao-Jun Yang from Kunming Institute of Zoology for providing us additional data for these analyses. This work was funded by the US National Science Foundation (DEB-0962078 to SR).
The Streak-breasted Scimitar Babblers of the Pomatorhinus ruficollis species complex are found in most of the forested habitats across southern and eastern Asia. The diversification history of this group is obscured b...
关键词:SONGBIRDS Asia Ecological niche modeling PHYLOGENETICS Babblers 
Infection Prevalence of <i>Borrelia burgdorferi</i>in Ticks Collected from Songbirds in Far-Western Canada
《Open Journal of Animal Sciences》2015年第3期232-241,共10页John D. Scott Lance A. Durden John F. Anderson 
Worldwide, wild birds play a vital role in the dispersal of ticks that harbour tick-borne pathogens, including Borrelia burgdorferi, the Lyme disease bacterium. Using PCR testing, we found 124 (31%) of 405 ticks (4 sp...
关键词:TICKS IXODES auritulus IXODES pacificus IXODES spinipalpis Lyme Disease Borrelia BURGDORFERI SONGBIRD Bird Parasitism Infection Prevalence 
The global diversification of songbirds (Oscines) and the build-up of the Sino-Himalayan diversity hotspot被引量:3
《Chinese Birds》2013年第2期132-143,共12页Jon FJELDS 
the Danish National Research Foundation for funding the Center for Macroecology, volution and Climate
Over the last decade, molecular phylogenetic studies have provided the foundation for a comprehensive analysis of the global diversification of songbirds (Oscines), which comprise nearly half of all the birds of the w...
关键词:SONGBIRDS Oscines global diversification BIOGEOGRAPHY Sino-Himalayan biodiversity hotspot 
Riparian and Riverine Wildlife Response to a Newly Created Bridge Crossing被引量:3
《Natural Resources》2012年第4期213-228,共16页Joshua A. Vance Norse B. Angus James T. Anderson 
Construction of man-made objects such as roads and bridges can influence wildlife presence and abundance. We investtigated waterbirds, songbirds, anurans, turtles, small mammals, and furbearers along the Ohio River, W...
关键词:Great Blue HERON Road Effects Small MAMMALS SONGBIRDS WATERBIRDS 
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