R. Haven Wiley, Ph.D.

Affiliations:

University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, Chapel Hill, NC

Area:

animal communication

grad student

1970

Rockefeller

Children

Joseph Poston	grad student		UNC Chapel Hill (Evolution Tree)
Cleber Alho	grad student	1977	UNC Chapel Hill
John Robinson	grad student	1977	UNC (Primatology Tree)
Douglas Richards	grad student	1978	UNC Chapel Hill
Jim Russell	grad student	1979	UNC (Evolution Tree)
Donna Schroeder	grad student	1980	UNC Chapel Hill
Barbara Simpson	grad student	1982	UNC
Peter C. Frederick	grad student	1985	UNC Chapel Hill
Jay Whitehead	grad student	1985	UNC Chapel Hill (Primatology Tree)
David Westneat	grad student	1986	UNC (Evolution Tree)
Manee Archawaranon	grad student	1987	UNC (Evolution Tree)
Stephen Hall	grad student	1987	UNC (Evolution Tree)
Walter H. Piper	grad student	1987	UNC (Evolution Tree)
Elizabeth Stevens	grad student	1987	UNC (Evolution Tree)
Ted Stevens	grad student	1988	UNC (Evolution Tree)
Renee Godard	grad student	1990	UNC (Evolution Tree)
Michael Green	grad student	1992	UNC (Evolution Tree)
Jean Boal	grad student	1993	UNC (Evolution Tree)
Marc Naguib	grad student	1995	UNC (Evolution Tree)
Lori Wollerman Nelson	grad student	1995	UNC (Evolution Tree)
Todd Hass	grad student	1997	UNC (Evolution Tree)
Jordan Price	grad student	1998	UNC (Evolution Tree)
Jeremy D. Hyman	grad student	2001	UNC Chapel Hill
Joanna R. Vondrasek	grad student	2003	UNC Chapel Hill (Evolution Tree)
William A. Mackin	grad student	2004	UNC Chapel Hill (Evolution Tree)
Amy C. Skypala	grad student	2004	UNC Chapel Hill (Evolution Tree)
Cindy Hogan Trussell	grad student	2004	UNC Chapel Hill (Evolution Tree)
Lisa Davenport	grad student	2008	UNC (Evolution Tree)
David A. Luther	grad student	2008	UNC Chapel Hill (Evolution Tree)
Matthew W. McKown	grad student	2008	UNC Chapel Hill (Evolution Tree)
Jonathan Micancin	grad student	2008	UNC (Evolution Tree)

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Micancin JP, Wiley RH. (2014) Allometric Convergence, Acoustic Character Displacement, and Species Recognition in the Syntopic Cricket Frogs Acris crepitans and A. gryllus Evolutionary Biology. 41: 425-438
Moseley DL, Wiley RH. (2013) Individual differences in the vocalizations of the buff-throated woodcreeper (Xiphorhynchus guttatus), a suboscine bird of neotropical forests Behaviour. 150: 1107-1128
Wiley RH, Hatchwell BJ, Davies NB. (2010) Recognition of Individual Males' Songs by Female Dunnocks: a Mechanism Increasing the Number of Copulatory Partners and Reproductive Success Ethology. 88: 145-153
Luther DA, Wiley RH. (2009) Production and perception of communicatory signals in a noisy environment. Biology Letters. 5: 183-7
Wiley RH. (2005) Individuality in songs of Acadian flycatchers and recognition of neighbours Animal Behaviour. 70: 237-247
Wollerman L, Wiley RH. (2002) Possibilities for error during communication by neotropical frogs in a complex acoustic environment Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology. 52: 465-473
Wollerman L, Wiley RH. (2002) Background noise from a natural chorus alters female discrimination of male calls in a neotropical frog Animal Behaviour. 63: 15-22
Naguib M, Wiley RH. (2001) Review: Estimating the distance to a source of sound: Mechanisms and adaptations for long-range communication Animal Behaviour. 62: 825-837
Wiley RH, Steadman L, Chadwick L, et al. (1999) Social inertia in white-throated sparrows results from recognition of opponents. Animal Behaviour. 57: 453-463
Poston JP, Wiley RH, Westneat DF. (1999) Male rank, female breeding synchrony, and patterns of paternity in the boat-tailed grackle Behavioral Ecology. 10: 444-451

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