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Is alarm calling risky? Marmots avoid calling from risky places

Ethology2010Cited 27 times
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Coupled dynamics of body mass and population growth in response to environmental change

Nature2010Cited 681 times
Student Paper

Vigilance in the golden-mantled ground squirrel (<i>Spermophilus lateralis</i>): effect of age and distance to human-created structures

2010
Student Paper

Does breeding bird density drive vocal individuality?

2010
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Social cohesion in yellow-bellied marmots is established through age and kin structuring

Animal Behaviour2010Cited 159 times
Student Paper

Effects of Burrow Distance on Anti-predator Vigilance in Foraging Yellow-Bellied Marmots

2010
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Heritable victimization and the benefits of agonistic relationships

Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences2010Cited 107 times
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Applying the coalitionary-traits metric: sociality without cooperation in male yellow-bellied marmots

Behavioral Ecology2010Cited 24 times
Student Paper

Foraging behavior of parasitized and non-parasitized voles during new moon and full moon events

2009
Student Paper

Tradeoffs between mounting an immune response and territorial singing behavior in mountain white-crowned sparrows

2009
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Social effects on emergence from hibernation in yellow-bellied marmots

Journal of Mammalogy2009
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A trait-based approach to the evolution of complex coalitions in male mammals

Behavioral Ecology2009Cited 56 times
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An empirical study of collaborative acoustic source localization

J Sign Process Syst2009
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Fur color diversity in marmots

Ethology, Ecology, & Evolution2009Cited 23 times
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Long-distance dispersal to the mining frontier in late 19th century Colorado

Behaviour2009Cited 9 times
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A test of the multipredator hypothesis: yellow-bellied marmots respond fearfully to the sight of novel and extinct predators

Animal Behaviour2009Cited 50 times
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Peripheral obstructions influence marmot vigilance: integrating observational and experimental results

Behavioral Ecology2009Cited 52 times
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The sound of arousal: the addition of novel non-linearities increases responsiveness in marmot alarm calls

Ethology2009Cited 144 times
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A test of the social cohesion hypothesis: interactive female marmots remain at home

Proceedings of the Royal Society2009Cited 147 times
Student Paper

Variation in vigilance of yellow-bellied marmots due to predator pressure

2009