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Michael J Ryan

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University of Texas at Austin

Affiliations

College of Natural Sciences

Integrative Biology

Michael J Ryan is currently serving as a College Of Natural Sciences Professor at University of Texas At Austin.

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avian biology animal behavior evolutionary biology ecology entomology breeding behavior behavioral ecology bioacoustics behavioral sciences zoology sexual selection biology ornithology evolutionary ecology animal behaviour tungara frogs mating psychology animal science animal ecology animal physiology audiology mammalian biology tungara frog wildlife animal cognition fish biology acoustic ecology mate choice marine biology mammalogy wildlife biology behavioral neuroscience physalaemus pustulosus population biology sociobiology predator-prey interactions evolutionary psychology wildlife ecology auditory science population genetics ethology adaptation speciation comparative psychology comparative physiology experimental biology primate behavior biological evolution auditory physiology movement ecology foraging female mate choice neotropical frog female tungara frogs cricket frog mammalian physiology comparative endocrinology human-animal interactions integrative biology frog-eating bats natural selection avian evolution animal reproduction evolutionary theory frog-eating bat male tungara frogs specie interaction animal genetics evolutionary genetics sensory science environmental biology acris crepitans frog calls sensory exploitation species recognition complex calls human evolution mate attraction

Notable Scholarly Works

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Condition Dependence in the Sexual Communication System of the TúNgara Frog. Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology (2024)

Kyle O. WilhiteMichael J. Ryan

sociobiologyavian biologysexual communication systemcondition dependenceanimal behaviorevolutionary biologytungara frogbehavioral ecologyentomologyhuman-animal interactionsbehavioral sciences

Conserved Chromatin and Repetitive Patterns Reveal Slow Genome Evolution in Frogs. Nature Communications (2024)

Jessen V. BredesonAustin B. MuddSofia Medina-RuizTherese MitrosOwen Kabnick SmithKelly E. MillerJessica B. LyonsSanjit S. BatraJoseph ParkKodiak C. BerkoffChristopher PlottJane GrimwoodJeremy SchmutzGuadalupe Aguirre-FigueroaMustafa K. KhokhaMaura LaneIsabelle PhilippMara LasloJames HankenGwenneg KerdivelNicolas BuisineLaurent M. SachsDaniel R. BuchholzTaejoon KwonHeidi Smith-ParkerMarcos Gridi-PappMichael J. RyanRobert D. DentonJohn H. MaloneJohn B. WallingfordAaron F. StraightRebecca HealdDirk HockemeyerRichard M. HarlandDaniel S. Rokhsar

slow genome evolutiongenomicsrepetitive patternsavian biologychromatinevolutionary biology

Female TúNgara Frogs Discriminate Against the Call of Males Infected by Chytridiomycosis. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Sofía Rodríguez-BrenesSylvia F. GarzaMichael J. Ryan

biologydisease ecology

Rapid Cross-Generational Changes in Morphology and Mate Choice Following an Extreme Climatic Event. Evolutionary Ecology (2024)

Andrew D. CroninRyan C. TaylorRachel A. PageMichael J. RyanMegan A. MurphyKimberly L. Hunter

mate choicerapid cross-generational changesevolutionary ecologyextreme climatic eventmorphology (biology)evolutionary biology

Time and Place Affect the Acoustic Structure of Frog Advertisement Calls. Current Zoology (2024)

Logan S JamesMichael J Ryan

zoologyfrog advertisement callsbioacousticsanimal behaviorbehavioral sciencesacoustic structure

Sexual Selection and the Animal’s Mating Mind. Oxford University Press eBooks (2023)

Michael J. Ryan

animal cognitionmating psychologysexual selectionsexual behavioranimal mindsanimal behaviorbehavioral ecologymating mindbehavioral sciences

Spatial Learning Overshadows Learning Novel Odors and Sounds in Both Predatory and Frugivorous Bats. Behavioral Ecology (2023)

Marjorie May DixonGerald G CarterMichael J RyanRachel A Page

wildlife ecologyspatial ecologywildlifeavian biologypredator-prey interactionsbioacousticsanimal behaviormovement ecologybehavioral ecologyecologyentomologynovel odorsfrugivorous bats

Can You Hear/See Me? Multisensory Integration of Signals Does Not Always Facilitate Mate Choice. Behavioral Ecology (2022)

Derek A CossMichael J RyanRachel A PageKimberly L HunterRyan C Taylor

mate choicemultisensory integrationspeech perceptionbehavioral ecologybehavioral sciences

Cross-Modal Facilitation of Auditory Discrimination in a Frog. Biology Letters (2022)

Logan S. JamesA. Leonie BaierRachel A. PagePaul ClementsKimberly L. HunterRyan C. TaylorMichael J. Ryan

cross-modal facilitationanimal cognitionelectrophysiologyneurosciencebiologybioacousticsanimal behaviormammalian biologyauditory discriminationbehavioral sciencessensory science

Diet of Brazilian Free-Tailed Bats (Chiroptera: Molossidae: Tadarida Brasiliensis): A Review. The Southwestern Naturalist (2022)

Brandi M. ChristianoMichael J. Ryan

wildlife ecologyforagingvegetation sciencewildlifemammalogyzoologybotanyavian biologybiologyrodent ecologybrazilian free-tailed batstadarida brasiliensisecologyentomologyornithology

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Michael J Ryan

Professor

University of Texas at Austin

Affiliations

College of Natural Sciences

Integrative Biology

Michael J Ryan is currently serving as a College Of Natural Sciences Professor at University of Texas At Austin.

Honors

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Experiences

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Michael J Ryan

University of Texas at Austin

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Condition Dependence in the Sexual Communication System of the TúNgara Frog. Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology (2024)

Kyle O. WilhiteMichael J. Ryan

sociobiologyavian biologysexual communication systemcondition dependenceanimal behaviorevolutionary biologytungara frogbehavioral ecologyentomologyhuman-animal interactionsbehavioral sciences

Conserved Chromatin and Repetitive Patterns Reveal Slow Genome Evolution in Frogs. Nature Communications (2024)

slow genome evolutiongenomicsrepetitive patternsavian biologychromatinevolutionary biology

Female TúNgara Frogs Discriminate Against the Call of Males Infected by Chytridiomycosis. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Sofía Rodríguez-BrenesSylvia F. GarzaMichael J. Ryan

biologydisease ecology

Rapid Cross-Generational Changes in Morphology and Mate Choice Following an Extreme Climatic Event. Evolutionary Ecology (2024)

Andrew D. CroninRyan C. TaylorRachel A. PageMichael J. RyanMegan A. MurphyKimberly L. Hunter

mate choicerapid cross-generational changesevolutionary ecologyextreme climatic eventmorphology (biology)evolutionary biology

Time and Place Affect the Acoustic Structure of Frog Advertisement Calls. Current Zoology (2024)

Logan S JamesMichael J Ryan

zoologyfrog advertisement callsbioacousticsanimal behaviorbehavioral sciencesacoustic structure

Sexual Selection and the Animal’s Mating Mind. Oxford University Press eBooks (2023)

Michael J. Ryan

animal cognitionmating psychologysexual selectionsexual behavioranimal mindsanimal behaviorbehavioral ecologymating mindbehavioral sciences

Spatial Learning Overshadows Learning Novel Odors and Sounds in Both Predatory and Frugivorous Bats. Behavioral Ecology (2023)

Marjorie May DixonGerald G CarterMichael J RyanRachel A Page

wildlife ecologyspatial ecologywildlifeavian biologypredator-prey interactionsbioacousticsanimal behaviormovement ecologybehavioral ecologyecologyentomologynovel odorsfrugivorous bats

Can You Hear/See Me? Multisensory Integration of Signals Does Not Always Facilitate Mate Choice. Behavioral Ecology (2022)

Derek A CossMichael J RyanRachel A PageKimberly L HunterRyan C Taylor

mate choicemultisensory integrationspeech perceptionbehavioral ecologybehavioral sciences

Cross-Modal Facilitation of Auditory Discrimination in a Frog. Biology Letters (2022)

Logan S. JamesA. Leonie BaierRachel A. PagePaul ClementsKimberly L. HunterRyan C. TaylorMichael J. Ryan

cross-modal facilitationanimal cognitionelectrophysiologyneurosciencebiologybioacousticsanimal behaviormammalian biologyauditory discriminationbehavioral sciencessensory science

Diet of Brazilian Free-Tailed Bats (Chiroptera: Molossidae: Tadarida Brasiliensis): A Review. The Southwestern Naturalist (2022)

Brandi M. ChristianoMichael J. Ryan

wildlife ecologyforagingvegetation sciencewildlifemammalogyzoologybotanyavian biologybiologyrodent ecologybrazilian free-tailed batstadarida brasiliensisecologyentomologyornithology

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