Publications

foraging niche segregation in malaysian babblers (family: timaliidae).	tropical rainforests are considered as hotspots for bird diversity, yet little is known about the system that upholds the coexistence of species. differences in body size that are associated with foraging strategies and spatial distribution are believed to promote the coexistence of closely related species by reducing competition. however, the fact that many babbler species do not differ significantly in their morphology has challenged this view. we studied the foraging ecology of nine sympatric ...	2017	28253284
twelve new species of priceiella (phthiraptera: ischnocera: philopteridae) from old world babblers, with keys to species of two subgenera and checklists of species for the genus.	twelve new species of chewing lice in the genus priceiella gustafsson bush, 2017, are described from old world "babblers" (leiothrichidae, paradoxornithiidae, pellorneidae and timaliidae). eight species belong to the subgenus thescelovora gustafsson bush, 2017: priceiella (thescelovora) calcicola n. sp. from turdinus crispifrons crispifrons; priceiella (thescelovora) fuscicaena n. sp. from malacopteron magnum magnum and malacopteron cinereum cinereum; priceiella (thescelovora) orichalca n. sp. f ...	2018	29689927