11 research outputs found
Acoustic structure of songs in island populations of the Japanese bush warbler, Cettia diphone, in relation to sexual selection
Full text linkA vocalization in male Japanese bush warblers in response to both predators and conspecific females
No full textThis data include the acoustic characteristics of continuous songs and behavioural responses to hawk (0) and conspecific female (1) presentations for male Japanese bush warblers, Cettia diphone. The data were obtained in Japan by Shoji Hamao (National Museum of Nature and Science) with funding from Japan Society for the Promotion of Science KAKENHI (JP17K07582).Shoji Hamao . A vocalization in male Japanese bush warblers in response to both predators and conspecific females. Ethology (in submission)</p
Predation of bird nests on Kikai Island, in the Amami Island group: differences in predation rates among nesting habitats and the identity of predators
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Extrapair Fertilization in the Black-Browed Reed Warbler (Acrocephalus Bistrigiceps): Effects on Mating Status and Nesting Cycle of Cuckolded and Cuckolder Males
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Asymmetric response to song dialects among bird populations: the effect of sympatric related species
No full textRapid Change in Song Structure in Introduced Japanese Bush-Warblers (Cettia diphone) in Hawai‘i1
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