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Plos One|May 19, 2022
Assessing behavioral sex differences to chemical cues of predation risk while provisioning nestlings in a hole-nesting birdIrene Saavedra, Gustavo Tomás, Luisa AmoEnvironmental Research|August 7, 2012
Clutch size and egg volume in great tits (Parus major) increase under low intensity electromagnetic fields: a long-term field studyGustavo Tomás, Emilio Barba, Santiago Merino, et al.Biology|April 3, 2021
Microbially Mediated Chemical Ecology of Animals: A Review of Its Role in Conspecific Communication, Parasitism and PredationMónica Mazorra-Alonso, Gustavo Tomás, Juan José SolerPlos One|September 20, 2018
Wild great and blue tits do not avoid chemical cues of predators when selecting cavities for roostingLuisa Amo, Gustavo Tomás, Irene Saavedra, et al.Plos One|October 10, 2014
Are female starlings able to recognize the scent of their offspring?Luisa Amo, Gustavo Tomás, Deseada Parejo, et al.Plos One|December 29, 2012
Manipulating individual decisions and environmental conditions reveal individual quality in decision-making and non-lethal costs of predation riskRobert L Thomson, Gustavo Tomás, Jukka T Forsman, et al.FEMS Microbiology Ecology|April 16, 2019
Antimicrobial activity of nest-lining feathers is enhanced by breeding activity in avian nestsCristina Ruiz-Castellano, Magdalena Ruiz-Rodríguez, Gustavo Tomás, et al.Ecology|June 30, 2010
Predator proximity as a stressor in breeding flycatchers: mass loss, stress protein induction, and elevated provisioningRobert L Thomson, Gustavo Tomás, Jukka T Forsman, et al.Biology Letters|November 19, 2024
Uropygial secretion changes mouth colouration in starling nestlingsAntonio José García-Núñez, Juan José Soler, Ester Martínez-Renau, et al.The Journal of Animal Ecology|January 7, 2012
Sex recognition by odour and variation in the uropygial gland secretion in starlingsLuisa Amo, Jesús M Avilés, Deseada Parejo, et al.Pageof 3