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Biology Letters|February 4, 2011
Calling at a cost: elevated nestling calling attracts predators to active nestsTonya M Haff, Robert D MagrathBiology Letters|October 18, 2013
To call or not to call: parents assess the vulnerability of their young before warning them about predatorsTonya M Haff, Robert D MagrathCurrent Biology : CB|July 21, 2015
Wild birds learn to eavesdrop on heterospecific alarm callsRobert D Magrath, Tonya M Haff, Jessica R McLachlan, et al.Biological Reviews of the Cambridge Philosophical Society|June 12, 2014
Eavesdropping on heterospecific alarm calls: from mechanisms to consequencesRobert D Magrath, Tonya M Haff, Pamela M Fallow, et al.Proceedings. Biological Sciences|August 13, 2004
Parental alarm calls suppress nestling vocalizationDirk Platzen, Robert D MagrathBiological Reviews of the Cambridge Philosophical Society|January 27, 2024
Species diversity and interspecific information flowEben Goodale, Robert D MagrathProceedings. Biological Sciences|July 20, 2022
Reality and illusion: the assessment of angular separation of multi-modal signallers in a duetting birdPaweł Ręk, Robert D MagrathScientific Reports|September 30, 2023
The quality of avian vocal duets can be assessed independently of the spatial separation of signallersPaweł Ręk, Robert D MagrathProceedings. Biological Sciences|October 6, 2017
Deceptive vocal duets and multimodal display in a songbirdPaweł Ręk, Robert D MagrathProceedings. Biological Sciences|September 4, 2009
Flights of fear: a mechanical wing whistle sounds the alarm in a flocking birdMae Hingee, Robert D MagrathPageof 4