Recent Publications:

• Lison A., Beauchamp G., Barve S. 2026. Alerting and orienting attention in anti-predator vigilance: Neurocognitive modelling and behavioural evidence. Royal Society Interface 23 (234): 20250687
• Albery G.,…. Barve S.,… et al. 2025. Density-dependent network structuring within and across wild animal systems. Nature Ecology and Evolution 9: 2002-2013.
• Smith O.A., Bakely T.D., Fitzpatrick J.W., Barve S. (2025). Florida Scrub-Jay Aphelocoma coerulescens reproductive success is associated with habitat variables and female breeder experience in the absence of helpers. Ibis 167(4): 1073-1079
• Thyme S., Lewia P., Krell J., Barve S. 2025. Cliff Swallows (Petrochelidon pyrrhonota) breed in Glades and Highlands counties, Florida Florida Field Naturalist 53(4): 118-120
• Hood C., Bakely T.D., Barve S. 2025. Instance of a Mourning Dove (Zenaida macroura) re-using a Florida Scrub-Jay (Aphelocoma coerulescens) nest. Florida Field Naturalist 53(2): 34-39
• Barve S., Tori D. Bakley, Fitzpatrick J.W. 2025. Florida Scrub-Jays (Aphelocoma coerulescens) and fire: update from an ongoing multi-decadal experiment. Florida Field Naturalist 53(2): 29-33
• Beauchamp G., Bakely T.D., Fitzpatrick J.W., Barve S. 2025. Food, weather, and population density, not social group composition, drive overwinter survival in Florida Scrub-Jays. Oecologia 205(5): 1-10
• Barve S., Bakley T. D., Tringali A., Fitzpatrick J.W., Bowman R. 2024. Warm winters lead to increased breeding effort, but lower reproductive success: Hidden costs of climate warming in a threatened bird. Ornithology ukae053
• Beauchamp G., Barve S. 2024. Gazing strategies among sentinels of a cooperative breeder are repeatable but unrelated to survival. Biology 13:458
• Bala R., Kumar S.R., Gokhale P., Mohan D., Barve S. 2024. House sparrows Passer domesticus show an increase in body size and dorsal feather insulation along a Himalayan elevational gradient. Journal of Field Ornithology 95(2):10
• Heather M. H., Bakley T., Barve S. 2024. Florida Scrub-Jay (Aphelocoma coerulescens) pair constructs highest nest on record for the species. Florida Field Naturalist 52: 11-16
• Menon T., Ramesh V., Barve S. 2023. Himalayan birds that show the greatest elevational shifts remain within the narrowest thermal regimes. Global Ecology and Biogeography 32: 2111-2121
• Johnson A.E.*, Barve S.*, Dreiss L., Shizuka D., Walters E.L. 2023. Smoke alters patterns of movement and association in a cooperatively breeding bird. Current Biology 19: R996-997. * denotes equal co-authors.
• Beauchamp G., Barve S. 2023. Multiple sentinels in a cooperative breeder synchronize rather than coordinate gazing. Animals 13:1524
• Koenig W.D., Barve S., Haydock J., Dugdale H.L., Oli M.K., Walters E.L. 2023. Inclusive fitness of cooperative polygamy in the acorn woodpecker. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, USA 120: e2219345120 Link
• Barve S., Daniel Cadena, C. 2022. Variation in insulative feather structure in songbirds replacing each other along a tropical elevation gradient. Ecology and Evolution 12: e8698. Link
• Shizuka D., Barve S., Johnson A, Walters E. L. 2022. Constructing social networks from automated telemetry data: a worked example using within- and across-group associations in cooperatively breeding birds. Methods in Ecology and Evolution 13: 133-143
• Thompson C.L., Alberti M., Barve S., Battistuzzi F.U., Drake J.L., Govaert L., Partridge C., Yang Y. 2021. Integrative and Comparative Biology), Back to the future: Reintegrating biology to understand how past eco-evolutionary change can predict future outcomes. Integrative and Comparative Biology 61:2218-2232 Link

Barve S., Riehl C., Walters E.L., Haydock J.,Dugdale H.L., Koenig W.D. 2021. Lifetime reproductive benefits of cooperative polygamy vary for males and females in the acorn woodpecker (Melanerpes formicivorus). Proceedings of the Royal Society-B 288: 20210579 * Chosen as cover article

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