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Elevational range extension of Drab Water Tyrant, Ochthornis littoralis (Pelzeln, 1868) (Passeriformes, Tyrannidae)
ArticleAbstract: The Drab Water Tyrant, Ochthornis littoralis (Pelzeln, 1868), is a small flycatcher occurring acrossPalabras claves:Amazonian lowlands, Andes, new locationAutores:Jefferson García-LoorFuentes:scopusEvolutionary history of the galápagos rail revealed by ancient mitogenomes and modern samples
ArticleAbstract: The biotas of the Galápagos Islands are one of the best studied island systems and have provided a bPalabras claves:Ancient DNA, Genetic diversity, island colonization, Laterallus spilonota, phylogenetics, RallidaeAutores:Beichman A.C., Depino E.A., Jaime A. Chaves, Jefferson García-Loor, Pedro J. Martinez-Torres, SEBASTIAN ANTONIO ESPINOZA ULLOA, Stervander M.Fuentes:scopusHost phylogeny, diet, and habitat differentiate the gut microbiomes of Darwin’s finches on Santa Cruz Island
ArticleAbstract: Darwin’s finches are an iconic example of an adaptive radiation with well-characterized evolutionaryPalabras claves:Autores:Cavanaugh C.M., Dudaniec R.Y., Jefferson García-Loor, Kleindorfer S., Loo W.T.Fuentes:scopusFemale in-nest attendance predicts the number of ectoparasites in Darwin's finch species
ArticleAbstract: Selection should act on parental care and favour parental investment decisions that optimize the numPalabras claves:brood care, Ectoparasite, incubation, nest guarding, parental care, PHILORNIS DOWNSIAutores:Adreani N.M., Colombelli-Négrel D., Common L.K., Dudaniec R.Y., Jefferson García-Loor, Katsis A.C., Kleindorfer S., O'Connor J.A.Fuentes:scopusNestling behaviour predicts naris deformation in Darwin's finches parasitized by the avian vampire fly
ArticleAbstract: Although in-nest parasitism can reduce the fitness of avian hosts, the severity of these effects mayPalabras claves:Galapagos Islands, Geospiza fuliginosa, handling aggression, Parasite, personality, PHILORNIS DOWNSIAutores:Colombelli-Négrel D., Common L.K., Dudaniec R.Y., Jefferson García-Loor, Katsis A.C., Kleindorfer S., O'Connor J.A.Fuentes:scopusRapid ecological release of anti-predator behaviour after island-wide predator control
ArticleAbstract: Predator–prey interactions can stabilize ecosystems, but these systems are at risk of destabilizatioPalabras claves:boldness, Darwin's finches, Invasive species control, Passeriformes: Thraupidae, Predator removalAutores:Common L.K., Jefferson García-Loor, Katsis A.C., Kleindorfer S.Fuentes:scopusCultural and morphological divergence of Darwin's cactus finches (Geospiza scandens) across Galápagos Islands
ArticleAbstract: Understanding the divergence of cultural traits, such as bird song, provides crucial insights into ePalabras claves:acoustic characteristics, Allopatry, cultural evolution, Darwin's finches, MORPHOLOGY, song, speciationAutores:Alper Yelimlieş, Çaǧlar Akçay, Jefferson García-Loor, Kleindorfer S., Melanie KaluppaFuentes:scopusExploration Behavior Is Consistent and Associated With Foraging Behavior in Island Songbirds
ArticleAbstract: According to the neophobia threshold hypothesis, species with greater dietary specialization shouldPalabras claves:Darwin's finches, foraging diversity, GALAPAGOS, Neophilia, novel arenaAutores:Common L.K., Jefferson García-Loor, Katsis A.C., Kleindorfer S.Fuentes:scopusAggressive behavior as a predictor of home range size: findings from both range-restricted and widespread Darwin’s finch species
ArticleAbstract: Information about an animal’s home range (the geographical area in which it accesses resources for sPalabras claves:aggressiveness, Behavioral traits, Darwin's finches, Home range, telemetryAutores:Çaǧlar Akçay, Colombelli-Négrel D., Jefferson García-Loor, Katsis A.C., Kleindorfer S., Mario Gallego-Abenza, Verena Puehringer-SturmayrFuentes:scopusExploration behavior differs between Darwin’s finch species and predicts territory defense and hatching success
ArticleAbstract: Abstract: Darwin’s finch species in the Galápagos Islands are famously distinguished by their morphoPalabras claves:Breeding success, Darwin’s finch, Exploration, Sympatry, Territory defenseAutores:Çaǧlar Akçay, Colombelli-Négrel D., Common L.K., Jefferson García-Loor, Katsis A.C., Kleindorfer S.Fuentes:scopus