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Dr. Kelly Ronald

Assistant Professor of Biology

Hope College

Affiliations

Natural and Applied Sciences

Biology

Biology Department

Office of the Dean of Natural and Applied Sciences

Biology Department

Institute Of Water Regulation Research

Department Of Biology

Hope College

Department Of Biology

Natural and Applied Sciences

Dr. Kelly Ronald is currently serving as a Biology Assistant Professor of Biology at Hope College.

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Dr. Kelly Ronald

Hope College

Assistant Professor of Biology

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avian biology animal behavior behavioral sciences evolutionary biology ornithology mating psychology mate choice neuroscience entomology experimental psychology visual perception human behavior behavioral ecology ethology bioacoustics comparative psychology wildlife ecology music urban ecology social behavior animal science wildlife animal cognition breeding behavior candidate selection individual differences audiology acoustic music plo biology experimental social psychology mammalian biology hearing research animal physiology zoology animal ecology behavioral decision making primate behavior biological psychology acoustic ecology acoustical oceanography wildlife biology experimental biology vision research comparative physiology movement ecology avian evolution human-wildlife relationships habitat management wildlife management human sexuality sexual selection interpersonal attraction perception system sensory perception courtship behavior male mice active space brown-headed cowbird song male signals key assumption animal communication between-individual variation singing strategies carotenoid link avian color expression sensory substrate multimodal communication

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

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Urbanization Alters the Song Propagation of Two Human-Commensal Songbird Species. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2024)

animal ecologywildlife ecologyavian biologyornithologyanimal behaviorethologymovement ecologysong propagationevolutionary biologyecology and evolutionary biologyevolutionary ecologyavian evolutionurban ecologyecologymusicbioacousticscommunity (ecology)behavioral ecology

Deer Management Influences Perception of Avian Plumage in Temperate Deciduous Forests. Vision Research (2023)

wildlife ecologyavian biologyornithologyanimal behaviorwildlifehuman-wildlife relationshipstemperate deciduous forestshabitat managementforestryconservation biologyecologywildlife managementavian plumage

Avian Color Expression and Perception: Is There a Carotenoid Link?. Journal of Experimental Biology (2021)

Matthew B. ToomeyKelly L. Ronald

developmental biologyavian biologyornithologyanimal behaviorvision researchvisual perceptionanimal scienceavian color expressioncarotenoid linkentomologyexperimental biology

Male Mice Adjust Courtship Behavior in Response to Female Multimodal Signals. PLoS ONE (2020)

Kelly L. RonaldXinzhu ZhangMatthew V. MorrisonRyan MillerLaura M. Hurley

human behavioranimal behaviorbiological psychologyplo biologybreeding behaviorneuroscienceanimal sciencebehavioral sciencesevolutionary biologymale miceexperimental psychologymammalian biologyexperimental social psychologycomparative psychologyprimate behaviorcourtship behaviorsocial behavior

Male Playback Video Files From Mate Choice in the Eye and Ear of the Beholder? Female Multimodal Sensory Configuration Influences Her Preferences. Figshare (2018)

Kelly L. RonaldEsteban Fernández-JuricicJeffrey R. Lucas

human behaviordifferential psychologyanimal cognitionsexual selectionbehavioral sciencesmate choicemating psychologycandidate selectioncommunicationpsychologyhuman sexuality

Mate Choice in the Eye and Ear of the Beholder? Female Multimodal Sensory Configuration Influences Her Preferences. Proceedings of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences (2018)

Kelly L. RonaldEsteban Fernández-JuricicJeffrey R. Lucas

avian biologydifferential psychologyanimal behaviorbreeding behaviorbiologybehavioral sciencesevolutionary biologymating psychologycomparative psychologycandidate selectionmate choiceevolutionary psychology

Supplementary Material From"Mate Choice in the Eye and Ear of the Beholder? Female Multimodal Sensory Configuration Influences Her Preferences". Figshare (2018)

Kelly L. RonaldEsteban Fernández-JuricicJeffrey R. Lucas

differential psychologysupplementary materialbehavioral sciencesmate choicemating psychologypsychologyanthropology

Testing a Key Assumption in Animal Communication: Between-Individual Variation in Female Visual Systems Alters Perception of Male Signals. Biology Open (2017)

Kelly L. RonaldAmanda L. EnsmingerMatthew D. ShawkeyJeffrey R. LucasEsteban Fernández-Juricic

avian biologykey assumptionanimal communicationmale signalsvisual perceptionneurosciencebetween-individual variationcommunication

The Sensory Substrate of Multimodal Communication in Brown-Headed Cowbirds: Are Females Sensory ‘Specialists’ or ‘Generalists’?. Journal of Comparative Physiology A (2017)

Kelly L. RonaldTimothy M. SesterhennEsteban Fernandez-JuricicJeffrey R. Lucas

ornithologyavian biologymultimodal communicationanimal behaviorsensory substrateneurosciencezoologyanimal physiologycomparative physiologybehavioral neurosciencephysiologyneurophysiologybioacoustics

What Makes a Multimodal Signal Attractive? a Preference Function Approach. Behavioral Ecology (2017)

Kelly L. RonaldRuiyu ZengDavid J. WhiteEsteban Fernández-JuricicJeffrey R. Lucas

evolutionary biologybehavioral sciencesbehavioral ecologyentomology

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Dr. Kelly Ronald

Assistant Professor of Biology

Hope College

Affiliations

Natural and Applied Sciences

Biology

Biology Department

Office of the Dean of Natural and Applied Sciences

Biology Department

Institute Of Water Regulation Research

Department Of Biology

Hope College

Department Of Biology

Natural and Applied Sciences

Dr. Kelly Ronald is currently serving as a Biology Assistant Professor of Biology at Hope College.

Honors

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Experiences

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Dr. Kelly Ronald

Hope College

Assistant Professor of Biology

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Urbanization Alters the Song Propagation of Two Human-Commensal Songbird Species. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2024)

Deer Management Influences Perception of Avian Plumage in Temperate Deciduous Forests. Vision Research (2023)

Avian Color Expression and Perception: Is There a Carotenoid Link?. Journal of Experimental Biology (2021)

Matthew B. ToomeyKelly L. Ronald

developmental biologyavian biologyornithologyanimal behaviorvision researchvisual perceptionanimal scienceavian color expressioncarotenoid linkentomologyexperimental biology

Male Mice Adjust Courtship Behavior in Response to Female Multimodal Signals. PLoS ONE (2020)

Kelly L. RonaldXinzhu ZhangMatthew V. MorrisonRyan MillerLaura M. Hurley

Male Playback Video Files From Mate Choice in the Eye and Ear of the Beholder? Female Multimodal Sensory Configuration Influences Her Preferences. Figshare (2018)

Kelly L. RonaldEsteban Fernández-JuricicJeffrey R. Lucas

human behaviordifferential psychologyanimal cognitionsexual selectionbehavioral sciencesmate choicemating psychologycandidate selectioncommunicationpsychologyhuman sexuality

Mate Choice in the Eye and Ear of the Beholder? Female Multimodal Sensory Configuration Influences Her Preferences. Proceedings of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences (2018)

Kelly L. RonaldEsteban Fernández-JuricicJeffrey R. Lucas

Supplementary Material From"Mate Choice in the Eye and Ear of the Beholder? Female Multimodal Sensory Configuration Influences Her Preferences". Figshare (2018)

Kelly L. RonaldEsteban Fernández-JuricicJeffrey R. Lucas

differential psychologysupplementary materialbehavioral sciencesmate choicemating psychologypsychologyanthropology

Testing a Key Assumption in Animal Communication: Between-Individual Variation in Female Visual Systems Alters Perception of Male Signals. Biology Open (2017)

Kelly L. RonaldAmanda L. EnsmingerMatthew D. ShawkeyJeffrey R. LucasEsteban Fernández-Juricic

avian biologykey assumptionanimal communicationmale signalsvisual perceptionneurosciencebetween-individual variationcommunication

The Sensory Substrate of Multimodal Communication in Brown-Headed Cowbirds: Are Females Sensory ‘Specialists’ or ‘Generalists’?. Journal of Comparative Physiology A (2017)

Kelly L. RonaldTimothy M. SesterhennEsteban Fernandez-JuricicJeffrey R. Lucas

ornithologyavian biologymultimodal communicationanimal behaviorsensory substrateneurosciencezoologyanimal physiologycomparative physiologybehavioral neurosciencephysiologyneurophysiologybioacoustics

What Makes a Multimodal Signal Attractive? a Preference Function Approach. Behavioral Ecology (2017)

Kelly L. RonaldRuiyu ZengDavid J. WhiteEsteban Fernández-JuricicJeffrey R. Lucas

evolutionary biologybehavioral sciencesbehavioral ecologyentomology

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