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Sharon A. GillProfessor of Biological Sciences, Western Michigan UniversityVerified email at wmich.edu
Maarten VonhofProfessor of Biological Sciences and Environment, Geography & Sustainability, Western Michigan UnivVerified email at wmich.edu
Erin E. GrabarczykAssistant Professor, Valdosta State UniversityVerified email at valdosta.edu

Monique Pipkin

Monique Pipkin

PhD Candidate, Cornell University

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Animal Behavior Evolutionary Ecology


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Safe fieldwork strategies for at-risk individuals, their supervisors and institutions AJC Demery, MA Pipkin Nature Ecology & Evolution 5 (1), 5-9, 2021	116	2021
When to change your tune? Unpaired and paired male house wrens respond differently to anthropogenic noise EE Grabarczyk, MA Pipkin, MJ Vonhof, SA Gill Journal of Ecoacoustics 2 (2), 1-1, 2018	20	2018
Natural and experimental cold exposure in adulthood increase the sensitivity to future stressors in a free‐living songbird MN Vitousek, JL Houtz, MA Pipkin, DA Chang van Oordt, KK Hallinger, ... Functional Ecology 36 (10), 2531-2543, 2022	8	2022
Safe fieldwork strategies for at-risk individuals, their supervisors and institutions. Nat Ecol Evol. 2021; 5: 5–9 AJC Demery, MA Pipkin	5
Safe Fieldwork Strategies for At-Risk Individuals AJ Demery, M Pipkin Preprints, 2020	3	2020
Extremely Loud and Incredibly Low: The vocal response of House Wrens, Troglodytes aedon, when exposed to increasing volumes of noise. M Pipkin		2016

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