
@CIBIO_InBIO team studying behavioural ecology with waxbills (mostly). posts by g.cardoso
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Amalia de la Torre presenting her latest results on ageing and sociality @ESLRSociety's social networks workshop.
#Song and #colour evolved in tandem across the #canary relatives, likely due to species differences in size.
New article at #ProcB here doi.org/10.1098/rspb.2024.10…, w/ j.abreu & pg.mota, @CIBIO_InBIO.
More generally, if you are interested in the songs and colours of canaries and relatives, it's all here: doi.org/10.1016/B978-0-443-1…
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Patrícia Beltrão shows how bullying isn't just a human behavior—common waxbills use it to signal status within their social groups.
@BeltraoPati
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A waxbill catching the breeze.
The #weather (temperature, wind, rain) influences ecologically-relevant aspects of waxbill social behaviour.
New article at @BehavEcol here 📎 doi.org/10.1093/beheco/arae0…, w/ @BeltraoPati @AnaC_RGomes @BiaCSaldanha & @fpslima, @CIBIO_InBIO.
Behavioural lateralization co-varies with sex and inhibitory control in common waxbills. New article at @AnimBehSociety here 📎 doi.org/10.1016/j.anbehav.20…, w/ @Pedromms_98 @BeltraoPati @BiaCSaldanha & @AnaC_RGomes, @CIBIO_InBIO.
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🚩NEW PAPER🚩Very happy to announce our recent work on the effects of tryptophan administration on social behavior, in free-flying waxbills in naturalistic conditions. Here's the link for anyone who would like to read it ☺️academic.oup.com/beheco/arti… (🧵1/2)
New book!
The #canary is one of the most loved birds in the world, and an important model for science.
It’s all here, written by specialists in ecology and evolution, ethnobiology, neurobiology, physiology and genetics.
shop.elsevier.com/books/the-…
Individual chapters from The Canary are now available in ScienceDirect sciencedirect.com/book/97804…
Congratulations to @BeltraoPati for the marvelous PhD defense yesterday 🔖, and thanks for spending these years here! Here are a few of Patrícia’s discoveries; the future will be bright..
doi.org/10.1016/j.anbehav.20…
doi.org/10.1111/1365-2435.14…
doi.org/10.1098/rspb.2023.02…
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We are excited to announce that @CIBIO_InBIO will host the 2023 Conference of the Portuguese Ethological Society (#SPE2023). We invite all colleagues working on animal behaviour to join us in December 7-9 in Portugal. Follow the thread for more details:
Gut #microbiome associated with coloration but not #behaviour in a common environment.
Beware of environment & diet effects when interpreting microbiome-behaviour associations!
📄 @BiolJLinnSoc w/ s.m.silva r.xavier @AnaC_RGomes @BeltraoPati & @trigo_st: doi.org/10.1093/biolinnean/b…
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New paper alert! Two experiments showing that “Social network positions of common waxbills are resilient to prolonged absence and to manipulation of ornamental plumage” with @NeeltjeBoogert and @mostly_waxbills
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#Bullying is puzzling: why to gratuitously attack subordinate individuals? New research suggests that bullying is used for showing-off social dominance to individuals watching in the audience.
Article here royalsocietypublishing.org/d… w/ @AnaC_RGomes @mostly_waxbills,
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Not so monochromatic: Size-dependency of both sex and color in the cleaner wrasse Labroides dimidiatus frontiersin.org/articles/10.…
@trigo_st @pauline_narvaez @mostly_waxbills
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Finally, you can read the research paper originated from my MSc on how serotonin affects a little social bird's behaviour 🐦A very complex system still not very understood but hoping with this research to provide new insights. If you are curious, feel free to take a look⬇️thanks!
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Pedro Oliveira talking about vasotocin and behaviour at #SPE2022
New article showing plasticity in nest architecture, a likely first step in the evolution of compound nests.
Article here 📎 doi.org/10.1007/s00265-022-0… w/ @BeltraoPati @CIMarques2 S.Guerra P.Silva & @AnaC_RGomes, @CIBIO_InBIO


















