2016 9 월 – 페이지 3 – SNUBEE 
 ­ 	 Hunger is not the Only Determinant of Nestling Begging Behavior and Parental Feeding in the Black - Billed Magpie Pica picaLee , S . I . , Choi , J . , & Choe , J . C . Nestlings can employ a combination of tactics to obtain provisioning from the parents . In this observational study , we examined whether nestling begging behavior reflects hunger level and how parents respond to nestling begging in the Black - billed Magpie Pica pica by putting small video - cameras in sixBy admin | 2017 - 02 - 06 T 22 : 08 : 16 + 00 : 009 월 6 th , 2016 | Categories : Publications | 0 CommentsRead More 
 Molecular Tools for Species and Sex Identification in the Mixed - Species Flocks of Bean Geese and White - Fronted GeeseKim , M . K . , Lee , S . I . , Lee , H . , & Lee , S . Genetic studies on protected species can be difficult , particularly when they form a mixed - species flock with other species . The bean goose ( Anser fabalis ) , which is internationally recognized as a threatened species , was observed to form overwintering foraging flocks with white - fronted goose ( Anser albifrons ) By admin | 2017 - 02 - 06 T 22 : 07 : 42 + 00 : 009 월 6 th , 2016 | Categories : Publications | 0 CommentsRead More 
 Egg color polymorphism and morph - ratio variation in Korean populations of the Vinous - throated ParrotbillLee , J . W . & Jablonski , P . G . Understanding the occurrence of multiple distinct phenotypes in a population of a species , i . e . , polymorphism , is one of the challenges encountered in evolutionary biology . Egg color polymorphism in birds is one example of morphological polymorphism and disruptive selection has been proposed as a hypothetical mechanism to explainBy admin | 2017 - 02 - 06 T 22 : 07 : 02 + 00 : 009 월 6 th , 2016 | Categories : Publications | 0 CommentsRead More 
 Biomimetic flow control based on morphological features of living creaturesChoi , H . , Park , H . , & Sagong , W . Despite the long history of biomimetics ( or biomimetic engineering ) , a scientific discipline of implementing nature - inspired ideas to engineering systems for their performance enhancement , successful developments have been made only recently , especially in the field of flow control . In the present paper , we discuss flow controls based onBy admin | 2017 - 02 - 06 T 22 : 06 : 34 + 00 : 009 월 6 th , 2016 | Categories : Publications | 0 CommentsRead More 
 Camouflage through an Active Choice of a Resting Spot and Body Orientation in MothsKang , C . K . , Moon , J . Y . , Lee , S . I . , & Jablonski , P . G . Cryptic colour patterns in prey are classical examples of adaptations to avoid predation , but we still know little about behaviours that reinforce the match between animal body and the background . For example , moths avoid predators by matching their colour patterns withBy admin | 2017 - 02 - 06 T 22 : 05 : 37 + 00 : 009 월 6 th , 2016 | Categories : Publications | 0 CommentsRead More 
 Wild Birds Recognize Individual Humans : experiments on magpies , Pica picaLee , W . Y . , Choe , J . C . , & Jablonski , P . G . The ability to distinguish among heterospecific individuals has been reported in only a few animal species . Humans can be viewed as a special type of heterospecifics because individuals differ widely in behavior , ranging from non - threatening to very threatening toward animals . In this study , weBy admin | 2017 - 02 - 06 T 22 : 04 : 45 + 00 : 009 월 6 th , 2016 | Categories : Publications | 0 CommentsRead More 
 Geographic variation in the acoustic signals of black - billed magpies ( Pica pica ) in South Korea and JapanLee , S . I . , Lee , S . , Nam , H . Y . , & Choe , J . C . Black - billed magpies ( Pica pica ) are a highly sedentary species due to their short and round wings , which are not adequate for long distance flights . We investigated geographic variation in the vocal signals of magpies residing in South Korea and Japan ( subspecies sericea ) . By admin | 2017 - 02 - 06 T 22 : 04 : 13 + 00 : 009 월 6 th , 2016 | Categories : Publications | 0 CommentsRead More 
 Non - Parental infanticide in a dense population of the Black - billed Magpie ( Pica pica ) Seo , K . , Lee , W . , Kim , W . , Choe , J . C . , & Jabłoński , P . G . We report the first case of non - parental infanticide in the Black - billed Magpie Pica pica . Using a video camera installed in the victims ’ nest , we recorded repeated visits ( over 4 days ) of an adult ( each time one bird ) who attacked six nestlings at eachBy admin | 2017 - 03 - 11 T 16 : 42 : 19 + 00 : 009 월 6 th , 2016 | Categories : Publications | 0 CommentsRead More 
 Climate change and ecology of terrestrial animals . In The Textbook of Climate Change ( J . C . Choe & Y . S . Choi eds ) Lee , J . H . , Kim , W . J . , Lee , S . - I . , Choe , J . C . Not available By admin | 2017 - 02 - 07 T 10 : 47 : 56 + 00 : 009 월 6 th , 2016 | Categories : Publications | 0 CommentsRead More 
 Effect of Sex and Bright Coloration on Survival and Predator - Induced Wing Damage in an Aposematic Lantern Fly with Startle DisplayKang , C . K . , Lee , S . I . , & Jablonski , P . G 1 . Aposematic coloration in prey promotes its survival by conspicuously advertising unpalatability to predators . Although classical examples of aposematic signals involve constant presentation of a signal at a distance , some animals suddenly display warning colours only when they are attacked . 2 . Characteristics ofBy admin | 2017 - 02 - 06 T 22 : 02 : 47 + 00 : 009 월 6 th , 2016 | Categories : Publications | 0 CommentsRead MorePrevious 12345 Next