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The singing question: re‐conceptualizing birdsong by Rose, Evangeline M., Prior, Nora H., Ball, Gregory F.

“…ABSTRACT Birdsong has been the subject of broad research from a variety of sub‐disciplines and has taught us much about the evolution, function, and mechanisms…”
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Sex differences in seasonal brain plasticity and the neuroendocrine regulation of vocal behavior in songbirds by Rose, Evangeline M., Haakenson, Chelsea M., Ball, Gregory F.

“…Birdsong is controlled in part by a discrete network of interconnected brain nuclei regulated in turn by steroid hormones and environmental stimuli. This…”
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Hearing and vocalizations in a small songbird, the red-cheeked cordon bleu (Uraeginthus bengalus) (L) by Magnaterra, Anna K., Rose, Evangeline M., Ball, Gregory F., Dooling, Robert J.

“…The auditory sensitivity of a small songbird, the red-cheeked cordon bleu, was measured using the standard methods of animal psychophysics. Hearing in cordon…”
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Song system neuroanatomy, and immediate early gene expression in a finch species with extensive male and female song by Rose, Evangeline M., Haakenson, Chelsea M., Patel, Aliyah, Gaind, Shivika, Shank, Benjamin D., Ball, Gregory F.

“…Birdsong is a relatively well-studied behavior, both due to its importance as a model for vocal production learning and as an intriguing complex social…”
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Male and female red-cheeked cordon bleus sing similar yet individualistic songs by Rose, Evangeline M., Scofield, Avery J., Wenstrom, Autumn M., Stennette, Katherine A., Shank, Benjamin D, Ball, Gregory F

“…Birdsong is an excellent system for studying complex vocal signaling in both males and females. Historically, most research in captivity has focused only on…”
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Neuroendocrine and behavioral response to testosterone-induced female song in canaries (Serinus canaria) by Rose, Evangeline M., Haakenson, Chelsea M., Stennette, Katherine, Patel, Aliyah, Gaind, Shivika, Shank, Benjamin D., Madison, Farrah N., Ball, Gregory F.

“…•Exogenous testosterone masculinizes female canary song.•Female listeners respond to masculinized female song with sexual displays.•Female listeners express…”
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Why do females sing?—pair communication and other song functions in eastern bluebirds by Rose, Evangeline M, Coss, Derek A, Haines, Casey D, Danquah, Sheridan A, Studds, Colin E, Omland, Kevin E

“…Abstract Female bird song has been underappreciated and understudied, especially in temperate species. Birdsong was originally thought to be a trait used…”
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Large female song repertoires and within‐pair song type sharing in a temperate breeding songbird by Sikora, Jonathan G., Moyer, Michelle J., Omland, Kevin E., Rose, Evangeline M.

“…Female song has been significantly understudied in songbirds. While male song has been studied for centuries, female song has only begun to be explored in the…”
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Female song in eastern bluebirds varies in acoustic structure according to social context by Rose, Evangeline M., Omland, Kevin E., Coss, Derek A., Haines, Casey D., Danquah, Sheridan A., Hill, Rebecca, Lohr, Bernard

“…Most of our knowledge about the function, evolution, neurobiology and ontogeny of complex vocalizations in birds comes from previous work on male song…”
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Migratory return rates and breeding fidelity in Eastern Bluebirds (Sialia sialis) by Coss, Derek A., Omland, Kevin E., Rose, Evangeline M.

“…Low mate fidelity and return rates are common in many migratory bird species. These low rates are likely due to high mortality during migration, making it…”
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Female song is structurally different from male song in Orchard Orioles, a temperate-breeding songbird with delayed plumage maturation by Moyer, Michelle J., Rose, Evangeline M., Moreland, D'Juan A., Raza, Aiman, Brown, Sean M., Scarselletta, Alexis L., Lohr, Bernard, Odom, Karan J., Omland, Kevin E.

“…Female birds in many temperate species are thought to sing reduced or quieter songs and appear to sing less often than their male counterparts. Therefore,…”
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Females and males maintain similar-sized, stable territories between breeding and nonbreeding seasons in a tropical oriole (Icterus icterus) by Odom, Karan J., Rose, Evangeline M., Hallworth, Michael T., Díaz-Marrero, Oscar A., Omland, Kevin E.

“…Territories provide important breeding and nonbreeding resources for many bird species. Most songbird territory research has been conducted in temperate…”
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The role of diversity in science: a case study of women advancing female birdsong research by Haines, Casey D., Rose, Evangeline M., Odom, Karan J., Omland, Kevin E.

“…Researchers of different genders and backgrounds contribute greatly to the diversity of questions and approaches in science. Historically birdsong was studied…”
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A new statistical method to test equivalence: an application in male and female eastern bluebird song by Rose, Evangeline M., Mathew, Thomas, Coss, Derek A., Lohr, Bernard, Omland, Kevin E.

“…Understanding complex natural systems requires approaches with minimal statistical limitations and biases. Previously, however, the fields of behaviour,…”
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Migratory return rates and breeding fidelity in Eastern Bluebirds /Tasas de retorno de migracion y fidelidad reproductiva en el azulejo Sialia sialis by Coss, Derek A, Omland, Kevin E, Rose, Evangeline M

“…Low mate fidelity and return rates are common in many migratory bird species. These low rates are likely due to high mortality during migration, making it…”
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Females and males maintain similar-sized, stable territories between breeding and nonbreeding seasons in a tropical oriole /Hembras y machos mantienen territorios estables de tamanos similares en las temporadas reproductiva y noreproductiva en el turpial tropical Icterus icterus by Odom, Karan J, Rose, Evangeline M, Hallworfh, Michael T, Diaz-Marrero, Oscar A, Omland, Kevin E

“…Territories provide important breeding and nonbreeding resources for many bird species. Most songbird territory research has been conducted in temperate…”
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