*undergraduate student collaborator, **graduate student collaborator
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Vocal Complexity of Carolina Chickadees (Peocile carolinensis) Depends on Conspecific and Heterospecific Flock Size: An Experimental Test.
Coppinger, B.A., Kershenbaum, A., Lucas, J.R., Sieving, K.E., & Freeberg, T.M. An experimental test of the effect of conspecific and heterospecific presence on individual behavior of Carolina chickadees and tufted titmice. Coppinger, B.A., Pepper, H.E.*, Graham, E.*, Kania, S., Sieving, K.E., Lucas, J.R., & Freeberg, T.M. |
Published
2023
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Mixed-species groups and the question of dominance in the social ecosystem.
Coppinger, B.A., Carlson, N.V., Freeberg, T.M. & Sieving, K.E. (2023). Phil. Trans. R. Soc. B 378:20220097. Link |
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Mixed-species flock composition matters: interspecific influences on finding novel food in North American parids.
Freeberg, T.M., Coppinger, B.A., & Eppert, S.K.** (2023). Phil. Trans. R. Soc. B 378: 20220113. Link |
2022
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Social Contextual Influences on Behaviour.
Freeberg, T. M. & Coppinger, B. A. (2022). (Eds. Freeberg, Ridley, & d’Ettorre). Routledge International Handbook of Comparative Psychology. Link |
2021
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Signal Reliability.
Coppinger, B.A., Benson, S., & Freeberg, T.M. (2021). In: Shackelford, T., Weekes-Shackelford, V. (eds) Encyclopedia of Evolutionary Psychological Science. Springer. DOI. |
2020
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Experimental manipulation of mixed-species flocks reveals heterospecific audience effects on calling.
Coppinger, B.A., Kania, S., Lucas, J.R., Seiving, K.E., Freeberg, T.M. (2020). Animal Behaviour. DOI. |
2019
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Flock-mate familiarity affects note composition of chick-a-dee calls.
Coppinger, B.A., Davis, J., Freeberg, T.M. (2019). Acta Ethologica, 22(1), 73-77. DOI. |
2018
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Carolina chickadee (Peocile carolinensis) calling behavior in response to threats and in flight: flockmate familiarity matters.
Coppinger, B.A., Sanchez-de-launay, A., Freeberg, T.M. (2018). Journal of Comparative Psychology, 132(1), 16-23. DOI. |
2017
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Studying Audience Effects in Animals: What We Can Learn From Human Language Research.
Coppinger, B., Cannistraci, R.A., Karaman, F., Kyle, S.C., Hobson, E.A., Freeberg, T.M., & Hay, J.F. (2017). Animal Behaviour, 124, 161-165. DOI. |
