• Increasing conservation translocation success by building social functionality in released populations 

  Goldenberg, Shifra Z.; Owen, Megan A.; Brown, Janine L.; Wittemyer, George; Oo, Zaw Min; Leimgruber, Peter (2019)

  The importance of animal behavior to successful wildlife translocations has been acknowledged in recent decades, and it has been increasingly considered and more frequently incorporated into translocation management and ...
• Demographic Tipping Points as Early Indicators of Vulnerability for Slow-Breeding Megafaunal Populations 

  de Silva, Shermin; Leimgruber, Peter (2019)

  Decisions based on trends in population abundance and distribution may fail to protect populations of slow-breeding, long-lived megafauna from irrevocable decline if they ignore demographic constraints. For such taxa, we ...
• Concurrent visual encounter sampling validates eDNA selectivity and sensitivity for the endangered wood turtle (<I>Glyptemys insculpta</I>) 

  Akre, Thomas S.; Parker, Lillian D.; Ruther, Ellery; Maldonado, Jesus E.; Lemmon, Lorien; McInerney, Nancy Rotzel (2019)

  Environmental DNA (eDNA) has been used to record the presence of many different organisms in several different aquatic and terrestrial environments. Although eDNA has been demonstrated as a useful tool for the detection ...
• Diagnosing cardiovascular disease in western lowland gorillas (<I>Gorilla gorilla gorilla</I>) with brain natriuretic peptide 

  Murray, Suzan; Kishbaugh, Jennifer C.; Hayek, Lee-Ann C.; Kutinsky, Ilana; Dennis, Patricia M.; Devlin, William; Hope, Katharine L.; Danforth, Marietta D.; Murphy, Hayley W. (2019)

  Cardiovascular disease is a leading cause of death in zoo-housed great apes, accounting for 41% of adult gorilla death in North American zoological institutions. Obtaining a timely and accurate diagnosis of cardiovascular ...
• Railway underpass location affects migration distance in Tibetan antelope (<I>Pantholops hodgsonii</I>) 

  Xu, Wenjing; Huang, Qiongyu; Stabach, Jared; Buho, Hoshino; Leimgruber, Peter (2019)

  Wildlife crossings are designed to mitigate barrier effects of transportation infrastructure on wildlife movement. Most efforts in evaluating crossing efficiency focus on counting animal use. However, crossings placed at ...
• Reintroduction of Historically Extirpated Taxa on the California Channel Islands 

  Morrison, Scott A.; Parker, Kevin A.; Collins, Paul W.; Funk, W. Chris; Sillett, T. Scott (2014)
• Migratory connectivity of a Neotropical migratory songbird revealed by archival light-level geolocators 

  Hallworth, Michael T.; Sillett, T. Scott; Van ilgenburg, Steven L.; Hobson, Keith A.; Marra, Peter P. (2015)
• Temperature Does Not Affect the Timing of First Nest Departure in Orange-Crowned Warblers 

  Ims, Jessica J.; Sofaer, Helen R.; Sillett, T. Scott; Ghalambor, Cameron K. (2014)
• The Implications of Increased Body Size in the Song Sparrows of the California Islands 

  Unknown author (2014)
• MoSI (Monitoreo de Sobrevivencia Invernal): Assessing Habitat-Specific Overwintering Survival of Neotropical Migratory Landbirds 

  DeSante, David F.; Sillett, T. Scott; Siegel, Rodney B.; Saracco, James F.; Romo de Vivar Alvarez, Claudia A.; Morales, Salvadora; Cerezo, Alexis; Kaschube, Danielle R.; Grosselet, Manuel; Milá, Borja
• Engaging regional stakeholders in scenario planning for the long-term preservation of ecosystem services in Northwestern Virginia 

  Lacher, Iara; Akre, Thomas; McShea, William J.; McBride, Marissa; Thompson, Jonathan R.; Fergus, Craig (2019)
• Correlates and Consequences of Breeding Dispersal in a Migratory Songbird 

  Cline, Mason H.; Strong, Allan M.; Sillett, T. Scott; Rodenhouse, Nicholas L.; Holmes, Richard T. (2013)
• Are we chemically aposematic? Revisiting L. S. B. Leakey&#39;s hypothesis on human body odour 

  Weldon, Paul J. (2018)

  Aposematism entails a mutually beneficial avoidance of signal emitters by heterospecific signal receivers. The celebrated palaeoanthropologist L. S. B. Leakey hypothesized that humans are chemically aposematic, suggesting ...
• Herpetological History of the Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens 

  Mendyk, Robert W.; Rost, Alan F. (2018)
• California Island Rediscovery: building an archive to improve conservation today and equip the historical ecologist of tomorrow 

  Morrison, Scott; Sillett, T. Scott; Funk, W. Chris; Ghalambor, Cameron; Rick, Torben C. (2018)
• Equipping tomorrow's historical ecologist: priorities for documenting conditions of the terrestrial fauna of Santa Cruz Island, California 

  Boser, Christina; Sillett, T. S.; Collins, Paul; Faulkner, Kathryn; Funk, W.; Ghalambor, Cameron; Laughrin, Lyndal; Pauly, Gregory; Robertson, Jeanne; Shea, Robyn; Vickers, Winston (2018)
• The relationship between spindly leg syndrome incidence and water composition, overfeeding, and diet in newly metamorphosed harlequin frogs (Atelopus spp.) 

  Camperio Ciani, Julio Federico; Guerrel, Jorge; Baitchman, Eric; Diaz, Rigoberto; Evans, Matthew; Ibáñez, Roberto; Ross, Heidi; Klaphake, Eric; Nissen, Bradley; Pessier, Allan P.; Power, Michael L.; Arlotta, Caitlin; Snellgrove, Donna; Wilson, Brad; Gratwicke, Brian (2018)
• Long-term, intermittent, low-level elephant endotheliotropic herpesvirus 1a viremia in a captive Asian elephant calf. 

  Bauer, Kendra L. (2018)
• The evolving role of zoological parks and aquariums in migratory bird conservation 

  Hutchins, Michael; Marra, Peter P.; Diebold, Ed; Kreger, Michael D.; Sheppard, Christine; Hallager, Sara; Lynch, Colleen (2018)

  As threats to migratory birds in the Western Hemisphere, including North America, intensify and bird populations decline, there is a growing interest among zoo biologists in the conservation and management of these taxa. ...
• Are we chemically aposematic? Revisiting L. S. B. Leakey's hypothesis on human body odour 

  Weldon, Paul J. (2018)

  Abstract. Aposematism entails a mutually beneficial avoidance of signal emitters by heterospecific signal receivers. The celebrated palaeoanthropologist L. S.

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