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Jeffrey Lucas

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Purdue University

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College of Science

Biological Sciences

Jeffrey Lucas is currently serving as a Biological Sciences Professor at Purdue University.

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avian biology animal behavior evolutionary biology ecology entomology ornithology behavioral sciences bioacoustics breeding behavior behavioral ecology wildlife biology animal ecology wildlife ecology animal science animal physiology zoology animal behaviour audiology mammalian biology comparative physiology foraging livestock science wildlife biology rodent ecology carolina chickadees conservation biology movement ecology climate change endocrinology social behavior mammalogy predator-prey interactions poecile carolinensis evolutionary ecology hearing research acoustic ecology applied ethology body mass animal cognition auditory physiology companion animals time constraints diet choice lynx canadensis mate choice neurophysiology ethology sociobiology thermal management thermal comfort mammalian physiology wildlife management acoustical oceanography animal performance auditory science integrative biology chick-a-dee calls temporal resolution auditory filters carolina chickadee auditory processing brown-headed cowbirds population ecology caching chronobiology reproductive physiology comparative endocrinology experimental biology short-term variability veterinary research vocal complexity antlion larvae seasonal variation thermal insulation thanatology evolutionary psychology neuroecology

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Do Bats’ Social Vocalizations Conform to Zipf’s Law and the Menzerath-Altmann Law?. iScience (2024)

Chunmian ZhangZiqi ZhengJeffrey R. LucasYicheng WangXin FanXin ZhaoJiang FengCongnan SunTinglei Jiang

animal behaviorbioacousticsswarm intelligencemenzerath-altmann lawsocial vocalizationsentomologyevolutionary biology

Geographic Variation and Discrimination of Social Calls in Male Great Himalayan Leaf-Nosed Bats: Do Functionally Similar Calls Have Similar Patterns?. Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology (2024)

Chunmian ZhangZiqi ZhengJeffrey R. LucasJiang FengCongnan SunTinglei Jiang

animal behavioravian biologybehavioral ecologybiogeographysociobiologygeographygeographic variationornithologyevolutionary biologysocial calls

Resting Posture Drives the Evolution of Agonistic Displays in Bats. Evolution (2024)

Chunmian ZhangLigen JiZiji LiJeffrey R LucasJiang FengCongnan SunTinglei Jiang

animal behaviorevolutionary psychologyadaptationagonistic displaysentomologymovement ecologyecologyevolutionary biology

Sex Differences in Blood Pressure Responses of Pekin Ducks to Sound Stimuli and Conspecific Vocalizations. Poultry Science (2024)

J M SchoberS WesleyI TaylorB AultC PlueM M BergmanJ R LucasG S Fraley

animal behaviorpekin duckssex differencespoultry scienceconspecific vocalizationsblood pressure responsesbehavioral sciences

Vocalizations of the Pekin Duck (Anas Platyrhynchos Domesticus): How Stimuli, Sex, and Social Groups Affect Their Vocal Repertoire. Poultry Science (2024)

J.M. SchoberJ. MerrittM. UlreyT.Y. YapJ.R. LucasG.S. Fraley

animal behaviorbioacousticscommunicationavian biologymammalogypoultry sciencevocal repertoirebreeding behaviorprosody (linguistics)entomologypekin duckornithologyevolutionary biology

Population‐Level Lateralization of Boxing Displays Enhances Fighting Success in Male Great Himalayan Leaf‐Nosed Bats. Ecology and Evolution (2023)

Chunmian ZhangJeffrey R. LucasJiang FengTinglei JiangCongnan Sun

population-level lateralizationanimal behaviorpopulation ecologywildlifeavian biologyzoologywildlife ecologyanimal ecologyevolutionary ecologyentomologywildlife biologymovement ecologyecologyevolutionary biology

Assessing the Effect of Compounds From Plantar Foot Sweat, Nesting Material, and Urine on Social Behavior in Male Mice, Mus Musculus. PLoS ONE (2022)

Amanda J. BarabasHelena A. SoiniMilos V. NovotnyJeffrey R. LucasMarisa A. ErasmusHeng-Wei ChengRupert PalmeBrianna N. Gaskill

physiologysocial behavioranimal behaviorhuman-animal interactionsavian biologymammalogyplantar foot sweatmus musculusprimate behaviormammalian biologymale miceanimal scienceecologyrodent ecologybehavioral sciences

Selecting Auditory Alerting Stimuli for Eagles on the Basis of Auditory Evoked Potentials. Conservation Physiology (2022)

Benjamin GollerPatrice BaumhardtErnesto Dominguez-VillegasTodd KatznerEsteban Fernández-JuricicJeffrey R Lucas

physiologyanimal behaviorbioacousticsavian biologyconservation biology

Social Dynamics of Core Members in Mixed-Species Bird Flocks Change Across a Gradient of Foraging Habitat Quality. PLoS ONE (2022)

Katherine E. (Gentry) RichardsonDaniel P. RocheStephen G. MugelNolan D. LancasterKathryn E. SievingTodd M. FreebergJeffrey R. Lucas

mixed-species bird flocksavian biologyhabitat qualitywildlife ecologyplo biologyanimal ecologycommunity (ecology)core membersecologyforagingornithology

A Community Context for Aggression? Multi‐Species Audience Effects on Territorial Aggression in Two Species of Paridae. Ecology and Evolution (2021)

Jin BaiTodd M. FreebergJeffrey R. LucasKathryn E. Sieving

community contextterritorial aggressionmulti-species audience effectsecologyaggressionevolutionary biology

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Jeffrey Lucas

Professor

Purdue University

Affiliations

College of Science

Biological Sciences

Jeffrey Lucas is currently serving as a Biological Sciences Professor at Purdue University.

Honors

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Purdue University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Do Bats’ Social Vocalizations Conform to Zipf’s Law and the Menzerath-Altmann Law?. iScience (2024)

Chunmian ZhangZiqi ZhengJeffrey R. LucasYicheng WangXin FanXin ZhaoJiang FengCongnan SunTinglei Jiang

animal behaviorbioacousticsswarm intelligencemenzerath-altmann lawsocial vocalizationsentomologyevolutionary biology

Geographic Variation and Discrimination of Social Calls in Male Great Himalayan Leaf-Nosed Bats: Do Functionally Similar Calls Have Similar Patterns?. Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology (2024)

Chunmian ZhangZiqi ZhengJeffrey R. LucasJiang FengCongnan SunTinglei Jiang

animal behavioravian biologybehavioral ecologybiogeographysociobiologygeographygeographic variationornithologyevolutionary biologysocial calls

Resting Posture Drives the Evolution of Agonistic Displays in Bats. Evolution (2024)

Chunmian ZhangLigen JiZiji LiJeffrey R LucasJiang FengCongnan SunTinglei Jiang

animal behaviorevolutionary psychologyadaptationagonistic displaysentomologymovement ecologyecologyevolutionary biology

Sex Differences in Blood Pressure Responses of Pekin Ducks to Sound Stimuli and Conspecific Vocalizations. Poultry Science (2024)

J M SchoberS WesleyI TaylorB AultC PlueM M BergmanJ R LucasG S Fraley

animal behaviorpekin duckssex differencespoultry scienceconspecific vocalizationsblood pressure responsesbehavioral sciences

Vocalizations of the Pekin Duck (Anas Platyrhynchos Domesticus): How Stimuli, Sex, and Social Groups Affect Their Vocal Repertoire. Poultry Science (2024)

J.M. SchoberJ. MerrittM. UlreyT.Y. YapJ.R. LucasG.S. Fraley

animal behaviorbioacousticscommunicationavian biologymammalogypoultry sciencevocal repertoirebreeding behaviorprosody (linguistics)entomologypekin duckornithologyevolutionary biology

Population‐Level Lateralization of Boxing Displays Enhances Fighting Success in Male Great Himalayan Leaf‐Nosed Bats. Ecology and Evolution (2023)

Chunmian ZhangJeffrey R. LucasJiang FengTinglei JiangCongnan Sun

Assessing the Effect of Compounds From Plantar Foot Sweat, Nesting Material, and Urine on Social Behavior in Male Mice, Mus Musculus. PLoS ONE (2022)

Amanda J. BarabasHelena A. SoiniMilos V. NovotnyJeffrey R. LucasMarisa A. ErasmusHeng-Wei ChengRupert PalmeBrianna N. Gaskill

Selecting Auditory Alerting Stimuli for Eagles on the Basis of Auditory Evoked Potentials. Conservation Physiology (2022)

Benjamin GollerPatrice BaumhardtErnesto Dominguez-VillegasTodd KatznerEsteban Fernández-JuricicJeffrey R Lucas

physiologyanimal behaviorbioacousticsavian biologyconservation biology

Social Dynamics of Core Members in Mixed-Species Bird Flocks Change Across a Gradient of Foraging Habitat Quality. PLoS ONE (2022)

Katherine E. (Gentry) RichardsonDaniel P. RocheStephen G. MugelNolan D. LancasterKathryn E. SievingTodd M. FreebergJeffrey R. Lucas

mixed-species bird flocksavian biologyhabitat qualitywildlife ecologyplo biologyanimal ecologycommunity (ecology)core membersecologyforagingornithology

A Community Context for Aggression? Multi‐Species Audience Effects on Territorial Aggression in Two Species of Paridae. Ecology and Evolution (2021)

Jin BaiTodd M. FreebergJeffrey R. LucasKathryn E. Sieving

community contextterritorial aggressionmulti-species audience effectsecologyaggressionevolutionary biology

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