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Spatiotemporal dynamics of geographic range in seasonally migratory birds
Virtual Event
AOS Student Research Grant Seminar presented by Matthew Hack, Ph.D. candidate, University of Michigan
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Do urban songbirds beat the heat? Effects of urbanization and temperature on the behavior, physiology, and reproduction of Black Phoebes (Sayornis nigricans)
Virtual EventAOS Student Research Grant Seminar presented by Sage Madden, Ph.D. Candidate, University of California Davis
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Nightwatch: Uncovering Nightjar Nesting Behaviors with IR Cameras
Virtual EventAOS Student Research Grant Seminar presented by Asch Nighthawk, M.Sc. graduate, SUNY Brockport
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Effects of Extreme Temperatures on Resource Selection and Nestling Diet of American Kestrels in Agroecosystems
Virtual EventAOS Student Research Grant Seminar presented by Mary Badger, Ph.D. candidate, University of California Davis.
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Mapping vertical distributions of birds in old-growth and second-growth trees at the H.J. Andrews Experimental Forest
Virtual EventAOS Student Research Grant Seminar presented by Nina Ferrari, Ph.D. Candidate, Oregon State University.
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Vocal repertoire in a Neotropical cooperative breeder: Can specific calls define an individual, breeding status or threat?
Virtual EventAOS Student Research Grant Seminar presented by Juan Ripari, Postdoctoral Fellow, Ecology, Genetics and Evolution Institute of Buenos Aires
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Secondary dispersal and philopatry in cooperatively breeding Acorn Woodpeckers
Virtual EventAOS Student Research Grant Seminar presented by Chi Wei, Ph.D. student, Old Dominion University
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Low extra-pair paternity and climatic associations in a Patagonian population of Chilean Swallows
Virtual EventAOS Student Research Grant Seminar presented by Bruno Riovitti, Ph.D. student, University of Buenos Aires
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AOS 2026 Annual Meeting: Hope is the Thing with Feathers
University of Massachusetts Amherst 1 University Dr, Amherst, MassachusettsJoin us for the 2026 Ornithological Meeting!