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One of the unexpected joys of studying such a highly social species and focusing on something as recognizable as relationship formation is how easily people relate to the topic. After our paper was published, the work resonated widely, and several news outlets picked it up and shared their own perspectives on our findings. You can explore some of their takes below.
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My first dissertation chapter, Monk parakeets ‘test the waters’ when forming new relationships, was featured in Smithsonian magazine. Check out the article here!
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GrrlScientist interviewed me after my first dissertation chapter, Monk parakeets ‘test the waters’ when forming new relationships, came out and the article was featured in Forbes!
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My first dissertation chapter, Monk parakeets ‘test the waters’ when forming new relationships, was featured in Popular Science. Check out the article here!!
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Mike Miller wrote about a recent paper to come out of the lab. We created a framework to decide whether to pool or split similar behaviors when analyzing dominance interatctions. Our paper was published in Current Zoology. You can read Mike’s article here.
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Mike Miller interviewed the lab and shared our 2020 field season. He highlights the research we are doing on monk parakeet agression and dominance hierarches. Read the full article here.