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Gonçalo C Cardoso

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Global Change Biology|October 12, 2013
Nesting and acoustic ecology, but not phylogeny, influence passerine urban toleranceGonçalo C Cardoso
BMC Biology|September 4, 2014
Studying the silent side of birdsongGonçalo C Cardoso
The American Naturalist|October 28, 2011
Birdsong performance and the evolution of simple (rather than elaborate) sexual signalsGonçalo C Cardoso, Yang Hu
Behavioural Processes|March 19, 2015
Six playback experimental designs fail to demonstrate acoustic preferences in common waxbills (Estrildidae: Estrilda astrild)Caterina Funghi, Gonçalo C Cardoso
The American Naturalist|November 21, 2022
Same Colors for Different Functions: Implications for the Evolution of Carotenoid-Based OrnamentationGonçalo C Cardoso, Paulo G Mota
Royal Society Open Science|August 6, 2016
Shared songs are of lower performance in the dark-eyed juncoGonçalo C Cardoso, Jonathan W Atwell
Animal Behaviour|September 21, 2020
On the relation between loudness and the increased song frequency of urban birdsGonçalo C Cardoso, Jonathan W Atwell
Evolution; International Journal of Organic Evolution|August 21, 2010
Directional cultural change by modification and replacement of memesGonçalo C Cardoso, Jonathan W Atwell
Evolution; International Journal of Organic Evolution|February 6, 2008
Speciational evolution of coloration in the genus CarduelisGonçalo C Cardoso, Paulo Gama Mota
The American Naturalist|June 27, 2025
A Female-Specific Color Signal? Black-Mottled Bills Indicate Breeding in Female Common WaxbillsGonçalo C Cardoso, Helena Reis Batalha
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Global Change Biology|October 12, 2013
Nesting and acoustic ecology, but not phylogeny, influence passerine urban toleranceGonçalo C Cardoso
BMC Biology|September 4, 2014
Studying the silent side of birdsongGonçalo C Cardoso
The American Naturalist|October 28, 2011
Birdsong performance and the evolution of simple (rather than elaborate) sexual signalsGonçalo C Cardoso, Yang Hu
Behavioural Processes|March 19, 2015
Six playback experimental designs fail to demonstrate acoustic preferences in common waxbills (Estrildidae: Estrilda astrild)Caterina Funghi, Gonçalo C Cardoso
The American Naturalist|November 21, 2022
Same Colors for Different Functions: Implications for the Evolution of Carotenoid-Based OrnamentationGonçalo C Cardoso, Paulo G Mota
Royal Society Open Science|August 6, 2016
Shared songs are of lower performance in the dark-eyed juncoGonçalo C Cardoso, Jonathan W Atwell
Animal Behaviour|September 21, 2020
On the relation between loudness and the increased song frequency of urban birdsGonçalo C Cardoso, Jonathan W Atwell
Evolution; International Journal of Organic Evolution|August 21, 2010
Directional cultural change by modification and replacement of memesGonçalo C Cardoso, Jonathan W Atwell
Evolution; International Journal of Organic Evolution|February 6, 2008
Speciational evolution of coloration in the genus CarduelisGonçalo C Cardoso, Paulo Gama Mota
The American Naturalist|June 27, 2025
A Female-Specific Color Signal? Black-Mottled Bills Indicate Breeding in Female Common WaxbillsGonçalo C Cardoso, Helena Reis Batalha
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