Morgan W. Tingley

This paper develops and validates a field method using dried blood spots (DBS) to measure mercury exposure in wildlife, finding a highly precise and unbiased relationship between DBS and whole blood mercury concentrations.

This study shows wildfire smoke delays egg laying and affects reproductive success in cavity-nesting songbirds.

The paper shows that tree swallow populations have similar sensitivity to temperature but differ in vulnerability due to timing constraints and exposure to warming.

The paper examines how habitat fragmentation influences climate-driven changes in bird communities over time, finding that fragmentation affects colonization and extinction rates of warm- and cold-adapted species.