Articles

Recovery through resistance? nesting urban female song sparrows (Melospiza melodia) have a lower glucocorticoid response to disturbance and return to parental care as quickly as rural females

in Avian Physiology

• Samuel J. Lane
• Taylor E. Fossett
• Isaac J. VanDiest
• Kendra B. Sewall

Two Neural Measures Differ between Urban and Rural Song Sparrows after Conspecific Song Playback

in Behavioral and Evolutionary Ecology

• Kendra B. Sewall
• Scott Davies

Variation in Hematological Indices, Oxidative Stress, and Immune Function Among Male Song Sparrows From Rural and Low-Density Urban Habitats

in Ecophysiology

• Christopher G. Goodchild
• Isaac VanDiest
• Samuel J. Lane
• Michelle Beck
• Hallum Ewbank
• Kendra B. Sewall

Indirect effects of urbanization: consequences of increased aggression in an urban male songbird for mates and offspring

in Urban Ecology

• Samuel J. Lane
• Isaac J. VanDiest
• Valerie N. Brewer
• Courtney R. Linkous
• Taylor E. Fossett
• Christopher G. Goodchild
• Kendra B. Sewall

Neuroendocrine Mechanisms Underlying Non-breeding Aggression: Common Strategies Between Birds and Fish

• Laura Quintana
• Cecilia Jalabert
• H. Bobby Fokidis
• Kiran K. Soma
• Lucia Zubizarreta

Urbanization and brood parasitism affect growth, but not free amino acid concentrations in nestling song sparrows (Melospiza melodia)

in Bird Ecology and Behavior

• Isaac J. VanDiest
• Samuel J. Lane
• Taylor E. Fossett
• Kendra B. Sewall

Sparrow Preferences for Winter Cover Crops in California's Central Coast

in Agroecology and Ecosystem Services

• Eric B. Brennan