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Marcel Eens

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The Science of the Total Environment|December 5, 2009
Haematological status of wintering great tits (Parus major) along a metal pollution gradientAnn Geens, Tom Dauwe, Lieven Bervoets, et al.
Scientific Reports|July 28, 2017
Decreasing parental task specialization promotes conditional cooperationArne Iserbyt, Nolwenn Fresneau, Tiffanie Kortenhoff, et al.
The Science of the Total Environment|November 28, 2008
Concentrations in bird feathers reflect regional contamination with organic pollutantsVeerle L B Jaspers, Adrian Covaci, Pieter Deleu, et al.
Biology Letters|December 7, 2006
Can predatory bird feathers be used as a non-destructive biomonitoring tool of organic pollutants?Veerle L B Jaspers, Stefan Voorspoels, Adrian Covaci, et al.
Evolution; International Journal of Organic Evolution|February 18, 2015
Hatching asynchrony aggravates inbreeding depression in a songbird (Serinus canaria): an inbreeding-environment interactionRaïssa A de Boer, Marcel Eens, Erik Fransen, et al.
The Science of the Total Environment|October 1, 2024
Anthropogenic noise and light pollution decrease the repeatability of activity patterns and dampen expression of chronotypes in a free-living songbirdMelissa Grunst, Andrea Grunst, Bert Thys, et al.
The Science of the Total Environment|January 11, 2019
Personality and plasticity in neophobia levels vary with anthropogenic disturbance but not toxic metal exposure in urban great tits: Urban disturbance, metal pollution and neophobiaAndrea S Grunst, Melissa L Grunst, Rianne Pinxten, et al.
Die Naturwissenschaften|June 27, 2006
A link between eumelanism and calcium physiology in the barn owlAlexandre Roulin, Tom Dauwe, Ronny Blust, et al.
Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry|February 22, 2005
Feathers as a nondestructive biomonitor for persistent organic pollutantsTom Dauwe, Veerle Jaspers, Adrian Covaci, et al.
Scientific Reports|June 7, 2017
Ambient anthropogenic noise but not light is associated with the ecophysiology of free-living songbird nestlingsThomas Raap, Rianne Pinxten, Giulia Casasole, et al.
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The Science of the Total Environment|December 5, 2009
Haematological status of wintering great tits (Parus major) along a metal pollution gradientAnn Geens, Tom Dauwe, Lieven Bervoets, et al.
Scientific Reports|July 28, 2017
Decreasing parental task specialization promotes conditional cooperationArne Iserbyt, Nolwenn Fresneau, Tiffanie Kortenhoff, et al.
The Science of the Total Environment|November 28, 2008
Concentrations in bird feathers reflect regional contamination with organic pollutantsVeerle L B Jaspers, Adrian Covaci, Pieter Deleu, et al.
Biology Letters|December 7, 2006
Can predatory bird feathers be used as a non-destructive biomonitoring tool of organic pollutants?Veerle L B Jaspers, Stefan Voorspoels, Adrian Covaci, et al.
Evolution; International Journal of Organic Evolution|February 18, 2015
Hatching asynchrony aggravates inbreeding depression in a songbird (Serinus canaria): an inbreeding-environment interactionRaïssa A de Boer, Marcel Eens, Erik Fransen, et al.
The Science of the Total Environment|October 1, 2024
Anthropogenic noise and light pollution decrease the repeatability of activity patterns and dampen expression of chronotypes in a free-living songbirdMelissa Grunst, Andrea Grunst, Bert Thys, et al.
The Science of the Total Environment|January 11, 2019
Personality and plasticity in neophobia levels vary with anthropogenic disturbance but not toxic metal exposure in urban great tits: Urban disturbance, metal pollution and neophobiaAndrea S Grunst, Melissa L Grunst, Rianne Pinxten, et al.
Die Naturwissenschaften|June 27, 2006
A link between eumelanism and calcium physiology in the barn owlAlexandre Roulin, Tom Dauwe, Ronny Blust, et al.
Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry|February 22, 2005
Feathers as a nondestructive biomonitor for persistent organic pollutantsTom Dauwe, Veerle Jaspers, Adrian Covaci, et al.
Scientific Reports|June 7, 2017
Ambient anthropogenic noise but not light is associated with the ecophysiology of free-living songbird nestlingsThomas Raap, Rianne Pinxten, Giulia Casasole, et al.
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