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Chris Evans, PhD

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Macquarie University, Macquarie Park, New South Wales, Australia 
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Peter R. Marler post-doc 1996 UC Davis

Children

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Monique L. Smith research assistant Brain Research Institute, UCLA
Karen Bayly grad student 2001 Macquarie University
Terry J Ord grad student 2001 Macquarie University
Richard Peters grad student 2003 Macquarie University
Andrea Griffin grad student 2004 Macquarie University
Daniel Van Dyk grad student 2007 Macquarie University
Kevin Woo grad student 2008 Macquarie University
David Wilson grad student 2009 Macquarie University
K-Lynn Smith grad student 2010 Macquarie University

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Smith CL, Taubert J, Weldon K, et al. (2016) Individual recognition based on communication behaviour of male fowl. Behavioural Processes
Wilson DR, Evans CS. (2012) Fowl communicate the size, speed and proximity of avian stimuli through graded structure in referential alarm calls Animal Behaviour. 83: 535-544
Smith CL, Evans CS. (2011) Exaggeration of display characteristics enhances detection of visual signals Behaviour. 148: 287-305
Wilson DR, Evans CS. (2010) Female fowl (Gallus gallus) do not prefer alarm-calling males Behaviour. 147: 525-552
Wilson DR, McDonald PG, Evans CS. (2010) Mechanisms of mate investment in the polygamous fowl, gallus gallus Ethology. 116: 755-762
Kokolakis A, Smith CL, Evans CS. (2010) Aerial alarm calling by male fowl (Gallus gallus) reveals subtle new mechanisms of risk management Animal Behaviour. 79: 1373-1380
Warner DA, Woo KL, van Dyk DA, et al. (2010) Egg incubation temperature affects male reproductive success but not display behaviors in lizards Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology. 64: 803-813
Smith CL, Evans CS. (2009) Silent tidbitting in male fowl, Gallus gallus: A referential visual signal with multiple functions Journal of Experimental Biology. 212: 835-842
Wilson DR, Nelson XJ, Evans CS. (2009) Seizing the opportunity: Subordinate male fowl respond rapidly to variation in social context Ethology. 115: 996-1004
Smith CL, Van Dyk DA, Taylor PW, et al. (2009) On the function of an enigmatic ornament: wattles increase the conspicuousness of visual displays in male fowl Animal Behaviour. 78: 1433-1440
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