Michael Reichert’s Google Scholar Profile

Links to each paper on the publisher’s website are included. If you are unable to access the papers from there, please e-mail me for a copy.

2022

I. de la Hera and M.S. Reichert. In Press. No indication of background color matching in a population of the brown-green polymorphic Admirable Grasshopper (Syrbula admirabilis). Journal of Insect Behavior Link to paper

M.S. Reichert, J.M.S. Crane, G. Davidson, E. Dillane, I.G. Kulahci, J. O’Neill, K. van Oers, C. Sexton, and J.L. Quinn. 2022. No reproductive fitness benefits of dear enemy behaviour in a territorial songbird. Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology 76: 90 Link to paper

J. Albers and M.S. Reichert. 2022. Personality affects individual variation in olfactory learning and reversal learning in Acheta domesticus. Animal Behaviour 191: 1-13 Link to paper

G. Höbel, O. Feagles, A. Moore, M. Reichert, K. Stratman. 2022. Random mating for body size despite fitness benefits of size-assortative mating in a treefrog. Ethology 128: 580-590 Link to paper

I. de la Hera, M.S. Reichert, G.L. Davidson, J.L. Quinn. 2022. A longitudinal analysis of the growth rate and mass of tail feathers in a great tit population: ontogeny, genetic effects and relationship between both traits. Journal of Avian Biology 2022: e02894 OPEN ACCESS: Link to paper

G.L. Davidson, M.S. Reichert, J.R. Coomes, I.G. Kulahci, I. de la Hera, J.L. Quinn. 2022. Inhibitory control performance is repeatable across years and contexts in a wild bird population. Animal Behaviour 187: 305-318 OPEN ACCESS: Link to paper

J. Morand-Ferron, M.S. Reichert, J.L. Quinn. 2022. Cognitive flexibility in the wild: individual differences in reversal learning are explained primarily by proactive interference, not by sampling strategies, in two passerine bird species. Learning & Behavior 50: 153-166 Link to paper

N. Clapp and M.S. Reichert. 2022. Arginine vasotocin affects motivation to call, but not calling plasticity, in Cope’s gray treefrog Hyla chrysoscelis. Journal of Comparative Physiology B 192: 115-125 Link to paper

J.R. Coomes, G.L. Davidson, M.S. Reichert, I.G. Kulahci, C.A. Troisi, J.L. Quinn. 2022. Inhibitory control, exploration behaviour and manipulated ecological context are associated with foraging flexibility in the great tit. Journal of Animal Ecology 91: 320-333 OPEN ACCESS: Link to paper

2021

I. de la Hera and M.S. Reichert. 2021. Water content in diet affects growth and timing of female first mating, but not coloration, in the admirable grasshopper (Syrbula admirabilis). Invertebrate Biology 140: e12356 Link to paper

K.L.N. Stauch, R.J. Wincheski, J. Albers, T.E. Black, M.S. Reichert, C.I. Abramson. 2021. Limited evidence for learning in a shuttle box paradigm in crickets (Acheta domesticus). Journal of Orthoptera Research 30: 155-161 OPEN ACCESS: Link to paper

M.S. Reichert, J. Morand-Ferron, I.G. Kulahci, J.A. Firth, G.L. Davidson, S.J. Crofts, J.L. Quinn. 2021. Cognition and covariance in the producer-scrounger game. Journal of Animal Ecology 90: 2497-2509 Link to paper

J-M Mongeau, L.E. Schweikert, A.L. Davis, M.S. Reichert, and J.K. Kanwal. 2021. Multimodal integration across spatiotemporal scales to guide invertebrate locomotion. Integrative and Comparative Biology 61: 842-853 Link to paper

M.S. Reichert, M.S. Enriquez, and N.V. Carlson. 2021. New dimensions for animal communication networks: space and time. Integrative and Comparative Biology 61: 814-824 Link to paper

C.A. Troisi, A.C. Cooke, G.L. Davidson, I. de la Hera, M.S. Reichert, and J.L. Quinn. 2021. No evidence for cross-contextual consistency in spatial cognition or behavioral flexibility in a passerine. Animal Behavior and Cognition 8: 446-461 OPEN ACCESS: Link to paper

J. Clemens, B. Ronacher and M.S. Reichert. 2021. Sex specific speed-accuracy tradeoffs shape neural processing of acoustic signals. Proceedings of the Royal Society B 288: 20210005 OPEN ACCESS: Link to paper

G.L. Davidson, S.E. Somers, N. Wiley, C.N. Johnson, M.S. Reichert, R.P. Ross, C. Stanton, and J.L. Quinn. 2021. A time-lagged association between the gut microbiome, nestling growth and nestling survival in wild great tits. Journal of Animal Ecology 90: 989-1003 OPEN ACCESS: Link to paper

2020

G. Davidson, N. Wiley, A.C. Cooke, C.N. Johnson, F. Fouhy, M.S. Reichert, I. de la Hera, J.M.S. Crane, I.G. Kulahci, R.P. Ross, C. Stanton, J.L. Quinn. 2020. Diet-induced changes to host gut microbiota are linked to foraging innovation in a wild bird. Scientific Reports 10: 20783 OPEN ACCESS: Link to paper

K.E. Gentry, R.N. Lewis, H. Glanz, P.I. Simões, Á.S. Nyári and M.S. Reichert. 2020. Bioacoustics in cognitive research: applications, considerations, and recommendations. WIREs Cognitive Science 2020: e1538 Link to paper

M.S. Reichert, S.J. Crofts, G.L. Davidson, J.A. Firth, I.G. Kulahci and J.L. Quinn. 2020. Multiple factors affect discrimination learning performance, but not between-individual variation, in wild mixed-species flocks of birds. Royal Society Open Science 7: 192107 OPEN ACCESS: Link to paper

2019

M.S. Reichert and B. Ronacher. 2019. Temporal integration of conflicting directional
cues in sound localization. Journal of Experimental Biology 222: jeb208751 Link to paper (If you don’t have a subscription, the first 50 downloads are free at this link)

M.S. Reichert. 2019. Zooming in on assessment strategies: a comment on Chapin et al. Behavioral Ecology 30: 1186-1187 OPEN ACCESS: Link to paper