D. R. de Zwaan

This study shows that weather conditions across the annual cycle affect clutch initiation and offspring development in horned larks, with carry-over effects influencing reproductive success.

The paper identifies landscapes in eastern Ontario and southwestern Quebec that balance habitat needs of grassland and forest bird specialists through land cover diversity.

The study examines how opposing genetic dominance in a color gene block affects plumage signals and territorial behavior in hybrid songbirds, linking genetic variation to fitness outcomes.

The paper examines how treeline ecotones influence avian species richness and functional diversity in the south temperate Andes by analyzing habitat structure and elevation effects.

This study examines how predation risk affects nestling growth in horned larks, finding that corticosterone mediates growth responses through both direct and indirect pathways involving parental care.

The paper identifies a pleiotropic gene block associated with plumage coloration that drives early differentiation between two hybridizing warbler species.