Alan G. McElligott

The paper examines how personality and dominance affect core area use and territory-related signaling in Asian water buffalo.

The paper investigates how greylag geese use vocal signals to coordinate flight initiation, finding that caller number and identity influence flight success and group size.

This study shows domestic goats can use the direction of human voices as a cue to locate hidden food, unlike chimpanzees.

This study examines how feral water buffalo adjust their space use in response to seasonal resource changes and human factors in Hong Kong.

This study evaluates the reliability and precision of thermal imaging for measuring facial temperatures in goats, finding high repeatability and precision for mean and maximum temperatures but lower consistency over longer periods.

This study examines how semi-urban water buffalo adapt their behavior to seasonal changes, finding that seasonality affects physiology and spatial use, with differences by sex, age, and personality.

This study examines seasonal coat color changes and sexual size dimorphism in Hong Kong feral cattle, finding paler coats in wet seasons and male-biased dimorphism driven by thermoregulation.

The paper investigates how sex, social relationships, and spatial proximity influence behavioral synchrony and fission events in feral cattle.

The paper investigates whether personality homophily drives friendships in female water buffalo, finding that lower differences in social tension and dominance traits correlate with closer spatial associations.