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RANGING RECONSIDERED
Authors: WILEY RH
Citation: Rh. Wiley, RANGING RECONSIDERED, Behavioral ecology and sociobiology, 42(2), 1998, pp. 143-146
DIGESTIVE CONSTRAINTS ON FORAGING - A FURTHER COMMENT
Authors: VERLINDEN C WILEY RH
Citation: C. Verlinden et Rh. Wiley, DIGESTIVE CONSTRAINTS ON FORAGING - A FURTHER COMMENT, Evolutionary ecology, 11(2), 1997, pp. 251-252
FEMALE CONTROL - SEXUAL SELECTION BY CRYPTIC FEMALE CHOICE - EBERHARD,WG
Authors: WILEY RH
Citation: Rh. Wiley, FEMALE CONTROL - SEXUAL SELECTION BY CRYPTIC FEMALE CHOICE - EBERHARD,WG, Science, 275(5303), 1997, pp. 1075-1076
PERSPECTIVE - INDIRECT MATE CHOICE, COMPETITION FOR MATES, AND COEVOLUTION OF THE SEXES
Authors: WILEY RH POSTON J
Citation: Rh. Wiley et J. Poston, PERSPECTIVE - INDIRECT MATE CHOICE, COMPETITION FOR MATES, AND COEVOLUTION OF THE SEXES, Evolution, 50(4), 1996, pp. 1371-1381
RANGING OF CONSPECIFIC SONGS BY KENTUCKY WARBLERS AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR INTERACTIONS OF TERRITORIAL MALES
Authors: WILEY RH GODARD R
Citation: Rh. Wiley et R. Godard, RANGING OF CONSPECIFIC SONGS BY KENTUCKY WARBLERS AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR INTERACTIONS OF TERRITORIAL MALES, Behaviour, 133, 1996, pp. 81-102
INDIVIDUAL RECOGNITION OF SONG REPERTOIRES IN 2 WOOD WARBLERS
Authors: GODARD R WILEY RH
Citation: R. Godard et Rh. Wiley, INDIVIDUAL RECOGNITION OF SONG REPERTOIRES IN 2 WOOD WARBLERS, Behavioral ecology and sociobiology, 37(2), 1995, pp. 119-123
GENETIC CONSEQUENCES OF RESTRICTED DISPERSAL AND INCEST AVOIDANCE IN A COOPERATIVELY BREEDING WREN
Authors: STEVENS EE WILEY RH
Citation: Ee. Stevens et Rh. Wiley, GENETIC CONSEQUENCES OF RESTRICTED DISPERSAL AND INCEST AVOIDANCE IN A COOPERATIVELY BREEDING WREN, Journal of theoretical biology, 175(4), 1995, pp. 423-436
USE OF 2 SINGING MODES BY HOODED WARBLERS AS ADAPTATIONS FOR SIGNALING
Authors: WILEY RH GODARD R THOMPSON AD
Citation: Rh. Wiley et al., USE OF 2 SINGING MODES BY HOODED WARBLERS AS ADAPTATIONS FOR SIGNALING, Behaviour, 129, 1994, pp. 243-278
NO DECLINE IN SALAMANDER (AMPHIBIA, CAUDATA) POPULATIONS - A 20-YEAR STUDY IN THE SOUTHERN APPALACHIANS
Authors: HAIRSTON NG WILEY RH
Citation: Ng. Hairston et Rh. Wiley, NO DECLINE IN SALAMANDER (AMPHIBIA, CAUDATA) POPULATIONS - A 20-YEAR STUDY IN THE SOUTHERN APPALACHIANS, Brimleyana, (18), 1993, pp. 59-64
SINGING IN RELATION TO SOCIAL-DOMINANCE AND TESTOSTERONE IN WHITE-THROATED SPARROWS
Authors: WILEY RH PIPER WH ARCHAWARANON M THOMPSON EW
Citation: Rh. Wiley et al., SINGING IN RELATION TO SOCIAL-DOMINANCE AND TESTOSTERONE IN WHITE-THROATED SPARROWS, Behaviour, 127, 1993, pp. 175-190
PRIOR RESIDENCE HAS A GRADUAL INFLUENCE ON DOMINANCE IN CAPTIVE WHITE-THROATED SPARROWS
Authors: DEARBORN DC WILEY RH
Citation: Dc. Dearborn et Rh. Wiley, PRIOR RESIDENCE HAS A GRADUAL INFLUENCE ON DOMINANCE IN CAPTIVE WHITE-THROATED SPARROWS, Animal behaviour, 46(1), 1993, pp. 39-46
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