Recent Publications Ewenson EL, Zann RA & Flannery GR 2001. Body condition and immune response in wild zebra finches: effects of capture, confinement and captive-rearing. Naturwissenschaften 88: 391-394. Runciman D, Zann RA & Murray ND 1999. A W-chromosome linked marker for gender identification in the zebra finch. Animal Genetics 30: 66-67. Dunn AM & Zann RA 1997. Effects of pair bond and presence of conspecifics on singing in captive Zebra Finches. Behaviour 134: 127-142. Zann RA 1996. The Zebra Finch: A Synthesis of Field and Laboratory Studies. Oxford University Press, London. Zann RA & Dunn AM 1996. Undirected song encourages the breeding female zebra finch to remain in the nest. Ethology 102: 540-548. Dunn AM & Zann RA 1996. Undirected song in wild Zebra Finch flocks: contexts and effects of mate removal. Ethology 102: 529-539. Zann RA, Morton SR, Jones KR & Burley N 1995. The timing of breeding of Zebra Finches in relation to rainfall in central Australia. Emu 95: 208-222. Zann RA 1994. Reproduction in a Zebra Finch colony in south-eastern Australia: the significance of monogamy, precocial breeding and multiple broods in a highly mobile species. Emu 94: 285-299. Zann R & Runciman D 1994. Survivorship, dispersal and sex ratios of Zebra Finches Taeniopygia guttata in southeast Australia. Ibis 136:136-146. Zann R 1994. Effects of band color on survivorship, body condition and reproductive effort of free-living Australian Zebra Finches. Auk 111: 131-142. Click here to see Richard's pre-1994 publications.
Publications Runciman D, Zann RA & Murray ND 1999. A W-chromosome linked marker for gender identification in the zebra finch. Animal Genetics 30: 66-67. Runciman D, Cook S, Riley J, Wardill J & Thornton IWB 1998. The avifauna of Sebesi, a possible stepping-stone to the Krakatau Islands. Tropical Biodiversity 5: 89-97. Runciman D 1996. Activity budget of non-breeding Helmeted Honeyeaters. Emu 96: 62-65. Runciman D, Franklin DC & Menkhorst PW 1995. Movements of Helmeted Honeyeaters during the non-breeding season. Emu 95: 111-118. Zann R & Runciman D 1994. Survivorship, dispersal and sex ratios of Zebra Finches Taeniopygia guttata in southeast Australia. Ibis 136: 136-146.
Publications Meijer T, Rozman J, Schulte M & Stach-Dreesmann C 1996. New findings in body mass regulation in zebra finches (Taeniopygia guttata) in response to photoperiod and temperature. Journal of Zoology 240: 717-734.
Publications Ewenson EL, Zann RA & Flannery GR 2001. Body condition and immune response in wild zebra finches: effects of capture, confinement and captive-rearing. Naturwissenschaften 88: 391-394.
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