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House Wren Research Group Members

Faculty


Current Ph.D. Students

Rachael A. DiSciullo

Rachael A. DiSciullo
Rachael A. DiSciullo

Ph.D. Dissertation Research

Role of male song in sexual selection

Check out this article about Rachael in the Graduate School Newsletter
https://news.illinoisstate.edu/2022/12/meet-the-december-2022-gradbird-scholar-rachael-disciullo/

DiSciullo, R.A., and A.L. Basolo. 2020.Body size, but not age-at-maturation or context, affects the expression of predator-induced behavioural plasticity in female green swordtails (Xiphophorus hellerii). Ethology 126: 320-332.

DiSciullo, R.A, C.F. Thompson, and S.K. Sakaluk. 2019. Perceived threat to paternity reduces likelihood of paternal provisioning in house wrens. Behavioral Ecology 30: 1336-1343.

Current M.S. Students

Lauren Leischner

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Lauren Leischner

M.S. Thesis Research
How individual quality and timing affect the probability of having a second brood


Avery Dart

Avery Dart

M.S. Thesis Research
Effects of extra-pair paternity on male provisioning effort and nest defense

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