A mathematical representation of the reactive scope model von Wright, Justin, Buch, Kelly, Beattie, Ursula K., Gormally, Brenna M. G., Romero, L. Michael, Fefferman, Nina

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Facilitating Constructive Discussions of Difficult Socio-Scientific Issues von Goldsmith, Gregory R, Gormally, Brenna M. G, Green, Rebecca M, Harrison, Aaron W, Hoover, Brian A, Quides, Kenjiro W, Thammavongsy, Zachary, Welles, Shana R, Zhang, Bingjie, Gray, Kelsey M

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What are you actually measuring? A review of techniques that integrate the stress response on distinct time‐scales von Gormally, Brenna M. G., Romero, L. Michael, Angelier, Frédéric

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Female presence does not increase testosterone but still ameliorates sickness behaviours in male Japanese quail von Gormally, Brenna M G, Bridgette, Kaelyn, Emmi, Aubrey, Schuerman, Delilah, Lopes, Patricia C

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Physiological and behavioral responses of house sparrows to repeated stressors von Gormally, Brenna M G, Wright-Lichter, Jessica, Reed, J Michael, Romero, L Michael

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The effect of infection risk on female blood transcriptomics von Gormally, Brenna M.G., Lopes, Patricia C.

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DNA damage as an indicator of chronic stress: Correlations with corticosterone and uric acid von Gormally, Brenna M.G., Fuller, Rory, McVey, Mitch, Romero, L. Michael

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Recovery from repeated stressors: Physiology and behavior are affected on different timescales in house sparrows von Gormally, Brenna M.G., Estrada, Rodolfo, Yin, Hannah, Romero, L. Michael

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Maternal Responses in the Face of Infection Risk von Lopes, Patricia C, Gormally, Brenna M G, Emmi, Aubrey, Schuerman, Delilah, Liyanage, Chathuni, Beattie, Ursula K, Romero, L Michael

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Recovery periods during repeated stress impact corticosterone and behavioral responses differently in house sparrows von Gormally, Brenna M.G., Ramos, Sarah, Yin, Hannah, Romero, L. Michael

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Investigating the effects of acute and chronic stress on DNA damage von Beattie, Ursula K, Estrada, Rodolfo S, Gormally, Brenna M G, Reed, J Michael, McVey, Mitch, Romero, L Michael

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Beyond corticosterone: The acute stress response increases DNA damage in house sparrows von Gormally, Brenna M. G., Estrada, Rodolfo, McVey, Mitch, Romero, L. Michael

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Interannual measures of nutritional stress during a marine heatwave (the Blob) differ between two North Pacific seabird species von Tate, Heidi M, Studholme, Katharine R, Domalik, Alice D, Drever, Mark C, Romero, L Michael, Gormally, Brenna M G, Hobson, Keith A, Hipfner, J Mark, Crossin, Glenn T

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House sparrows (Passer domesticus) adjusted hypothalamic‐pituitary‐adrenal axis negative feedback and perch hopping activities in response to a single repeated stimulus von Gormally, Brenna M. G., Romero, L. Michael

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Background DNA damage is higher in summer than winter in both free‐living and captive birds von Beattie, Ursula K., Estrada, Rodolfo S., Gormally, Brenna M. G., McVey, Mitch, Romero, L. Michael

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Captive house sparrows (Passer domesticus) show little evidence of seasonality of neophobia responses von Fischer, Clare P., Gormally, Brenna M. G., Romero, L. Michael

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Feather corticosterone does not correlate with environmental stressors or body condition in an endangered waterbird von Gormally, Brenna M G, van Rees, Charles B, Bowers, Emily, Reed, J Michael, Romero, L Michael

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