Ghent University Academic Bibliography

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Neophobia across social contexts in juvenile herring gulls

Reinoud Allaert (UGent) , Sophia Knoch (UGent) , Simon Braem (UGent) , Dries Debeer (UGent) , An Martel (UGent) , Wendt Müller, Eric Stienen, Luc Lens (UGent) and Frederick Verbruggen (UGent)

(2025) ROYAL SOCIETY OPEN SCIENCE. 12(5).
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Habitat selection of three gull species in response to sudden changes in human mobility

Robert Patchett, Brian J. Smith, Chris B. Thaxter, Niall H. K. Burton, Björn H. Franke, Scott W. Yanco, Ruth Y. Oliver, Diego Ellis-Soto, Marlee A. Tucker, Alexandra Loveridge, et al.

(2025) PROCEEDINGS OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY B-BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES. 292(2061).
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A large-scale study across the avian clade identifies ecological drivers of neophobia

ManyBirds Project, Rachael Miller, Vedrana Šlipogor, Kai R. Caspar, Jimena Lois-Milevicich, Carl Soulsbury, Stephan A. Reber, Claudia Mettke-Hofmann, Megan Lambert, Benjamin J. Ashton, et al.

(2025) PLOS Biology. 23(10).
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Replication data for "Do Ecological Valid Stop Signals Aid Detour Performance? A Comparison of Four Bird Species."

Anneleen Dewulf (UGent) , Clara García I Co (UGent) , Wendt Müller, Joah Robert Madden, An Martel (UGent) , Luc Lens (UGent) and Frederick Verbruggen (UGent)

(2024)
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Learning on the job? Foraging strategies of juvenile versus adult Lesser black-backed gulls at their first migratory stopover

Mélibée Morel (UGent) , Reinoud Allaert (UGent) , Eric Stienen, Ruben Fijn, Frederick Verbruggen (UGent) , Wendt Müller and Luc Lens (UGent)

(2024) ROYAL SOCIETY OPEN SCIENCE. 11(12).
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Territoriality constrains foraging activity and has carry-over effects on reproductive investment

Maria Salas Fernandez, Jan Baert (UGent) , Eric Stienen, Luc Lens (UGent) and Wendt Müller

(2022) MARINE BIOLOGY. 169(7).
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Context-dependent specialisation drives temporal dynamics in intra- and inter-individual variation in foraging behaviour within a generalist bird population

Jan Baert (UGent) , Eric Stienen, Frederick Verbruggen (UGent) , Nico Van de Weghe (UGent) , Luc Lens (UGent) and Wendt Müller

(2021) OIKOS. 130(8). p.1272-1283
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Simultaneous GPS-tracking of parents reveals a similar parental investment within pairs, but no immediate co-adjustment on a trip-to-trip basis

Marwa Kavelaars, Jan Baert (UGent) , Jolien Van Malderen (UGent) , Eric W. M. Stienen, Judy Shamoun-Baranes, Luc Lens (UGent) and Wendt Müller

(2021) MOVEMENT ECOLOGY. 9(1).
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Long-distance migrants vary migratory behaviour as much as short-distance migrants : an individual-level comparison from a seabird species with diverse migration strategies

J. Morgan Brown, E. Emiel van Loon, Willem Bouten, Kees C. J. Camphuysen, Luc Lens (UGent) , Wendt Müller, Chris B. Thaxter and Judy Shamoun-Baranes

(2021) JOURNAL OF ANIMAL ECOLOGY. 90(5). p.1058-1070
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Forced nest site relocations negatively affect reproductive investment in a colonial seabird species

Reyes Salas, Wendt Müller, Harry Vercruijsse, Luc Lens (UGent) and Eric Stienen

(2020) BIOLOGICAL CONSERVATION. 246.

Academic Bibliography

Neophobia across social contexts in juvenile herring gulls

Habitat selection of three gull species in response to sudden changes in human mobility

A large-scale study across the avian clade identifies ecological drivers of neophobia

Replication data for "Do Ecological Valid Stop Signals Aid Detour Performance? A Comparison of Four Bird Species."

Learning on the job? Foraging strategies of juvenile versus adult Lesser black-backed gulls at their first migratory stopover

Territoriality constrains foraging activity and has carry-over effects on reproductive investment

Context-dependent specialisation drives temporal dynamics in intra- and inter-individual variation in foraging behaviour within a generalist bird population

Simultaneous GPS-tracking of parents reveals a similar parental investment within pairs, but no immediate co-adjustment on a trip-to-trip basis

Long-distance migrants vary migratory behaviour as much as short-distance migrants : an individual-level comparison from a seabird species with diverse migration strategies

Forced nest site relocations negatively affect reproductive investment in a colonial seabird species

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