C. Schradin

A cooperatively breeding mouse shows flexible use of its vocal repertoire according to social context

The paper shows that African striped mice adjust their vocalizations based on social context, using different call types and temporal patterns depending on familiarity and sex of interacting individuals.

Advancing cooperative breeding research with a peer-reviewed and "live" Cooperative-Breeding Database (Co-BreeD)

The paper introduces Co-BreeD, a peer-reviewed and updatable database for cooperative breeding research, showing cooperative breeding is more prevalent than previously estimated.

Primate Social Organization Evolved from a Flexible Pair-Living Ancestor

The paper challenges the assumption that ancestral primates were solitary, showing that pair-living was likely the ancestral social organization with 15-20% of individuals being solitary.

An information sign changes the way the public perceives exotic pond sliders Trachemys scripta in the Altrhein of Kehl (Germany)

This study shows that information signs can change public perception of invasive pond sliders in Germany, increasing awareness of their negative impact and promoting responsible actions.

Successful reproduction of Trachemys scripta in the Altrhein of Kehl (Germany) and simultaneous increase of estimated population size

The paper reports successful reproduction and population growth of Trachemys scripta in Germany, challenging the assumption that cold weather prevents their establishment.

Intraspecific variation in Artiodactyla social organisation: A Bayesian phylogenetic multilevel analysis of detailed population-level data

This study analyzes intraspecific variation in social organization across Artiodactyla using Bayesian phylogenetic models, finding that ancestral artiodactyls had variable social organization and that body size and sexual dimorphism influence social structure.