
PhD Student of Eco-Evo @ Rutgers Newark - bats, morphology, behavior and oology 🦇≠ 🥚 (he/him) 💖💛💙 🏳️🌈 #FTP
Brooklyn, NY
Joined January 2012
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Great field experiment testing the effect of a natural background noise on animal behavior. The authors played a fake river noise for 2 seasons and found that birds and bats avoid areas with high noise levels. #bioacoustics is again in @NatureComms 👍😀
nature.com/articles/s41467-0…
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Start of the PhD --> End of the PhD
With the @FlammangLab sash of science!
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Now with pagination! Do hosts of avian brood parasites discriminate parasitic vs. predatory threats? A meta-analysis @Bird_Sock @JaniceEnos2 @NickAntonson @birdsoundscapes sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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Now with pagination!! @NickAntonson @Mortikui @MikusAbolins @BirdLabFlinders and WC Liu: sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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Anti-parasitic seet calls in female yellow warblers: a quasi-replication study! By @Bird_Sock @JaniceEnos2 @NikoMendesBio @birdsoundscapes animalbehaviorandcognition.o…
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Our latest on zebra finches in ovo by @NickAntonson @Mortikui @BirdLabFlinders @MikusAbolins and WC Liu: sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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I am thrilled to announce that I will be joining @KaneLabUL at for a #postdoc this fall! Looking forward to this new science adventure!
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New title today! I can't believe I'm now Dr. Crawford!
Thank you to everyone who helped me get here, I couldn't have done it without the support of friends, colleagues, conference pals, mentors, mentees, so many people were part of this journey with me!
#PhDone
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Congrats to @skwinnicki for passing their prelim exam for the PhD candidacy in the PEEC program @iBioIllinois. Well done, Sarah!
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We are getting excited for #ABS2021, our upcoming virtual meeting!
Program highlight: keynote speaker Mark Hauber (@cowbirdlab) will talk about species recognition in brood parasitic birds and their hosts: tinyurl.com/cpjv6zsn
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Things that are completely acceptable to say / advocate for / communicate to your graduate program or advisor - a 🧵 for PhD students working overtime during the pandemic. #PhDChat
1. I cannot meet this deadline & prefer not to compromise my health to do so. Let's push it back.
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I'm looking for a postdoc!
Skills I bring: morphology (sharks & loaches), CTscanning, video analysis, material properties testing, writing
Skills I want to gain: new imaging tools, histology, more biomechanics, ecomorphology, teaching
My website is here: crawfordcallie.wixsite.com/h…
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Big in Ireland!! Thank you @newstalkscience for your radio interview newstalk.com/podcasts/future…
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#TaxonomistAppreciationDay, what good timing! Our MPE paper on homalopsid systematics is out in full! Please share or RT while it is free access until May 🐍 authors.elsevier.com/a/1cl~S…
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Research published in #RSOS reveals what robins thought of various dimensions of fake plastic eggs inserted into their nests. Read the #OpenScience article here: ow.ly/M2EF50E0rmE @skwinnicki @JeffHoo05098786 @IanRHays
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Prothonotary warbler endocrine levels, now with a cover image!! Congrats to @Hannah_Scharf_ @DerykTolman @MikusAbolins @stenysaurus Wendy Schelsky and photographer @JeffHoo05098786 sciencedirect.com/journal/ge…























