Institute of Experimental Ecology
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Workgroup Prof. Dr. Elisabeth Kalko.- 1.1:
Research. - 1.2:
Academic staff. - 1.3:
Research associates.- 1.3.1:
Dr. Jakob Fahr. - 1.3.2:
Dr. Marion Gschweng. - 1.3.3:
Dr. Robert Hodgkison. - 1.3.4:
Dr. Silke Berger.- 1.3.4.1:
Publications.
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Dr. Markus Dietz. - 1.3.6:
Dr. Christoph Meyer. - 1.3.7:
Dr. Konstans Wells.
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PhD candidates. - 1.5:
Diploma / Master students. - 1.6:
Technical staff.
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Workgroup Prof. Dr. Manfred Ayasse. - 3:
Apl. Prof. Dr. Gerhard Maier. - 4:
Teaching & seminars. - 5:
Publications. - 6:
Contact us. - 7:
Find us.
Publications
Gwinner H, Berger S (2008) Starling males select green nest material by olfaction using experience-independent and experience-dependent cues. Anim Behav 75:971-976
Berger S, Wikelski M, Romero LM, Kalko EKV, Rödl T (2007) Behavioral and physiological adjustments to new predators in an endemic island species, the Galápagos marine iguana. Horm Behav 52: 653-663.
Rödl T, Berger S, Romero LM, Wikelski M (2007) Tameness and stress physiology in a predator-naive island species confronted with novel predation threat. Proc R Soc Lond B Biol Sci 274: 577–582
Berger S, Martin II LB, Wikelski M, Romero LM, Kalko EKV, Vitousek MN, Rödl T (2005) Corticosterone suppresses immune activity in territorial Galápagos marine iguanas during reproduction. Horm Behav 47: 419-429
Gwinner H, Berger S (2005) European starlings: nestling condition, parasites and green nest material during the breeding season. Int J Ornithol 146: 365-371
Berger S, Disko R, Gwinner H (2003) Bacteria in Starling nests. Int J Ornithol 144: 317-322
Conference contributions
Rödl T, Berger S, Romero LM ,Wikelski M (2007) Behavioural and physiological characteristics of predator-naivety in an island iguana. Talk presented at the 6th International Zoo and Wildlife Research Conference on Behaviour, Physiology and Genetics, Berlin, Germany
Gwinner H, Berger S (2006) What cues do European starlings use for selecting green nest materials? Poster presented at the 24th International Ornithological Congress, Hamburg, Germany
Berger S, Rödl T, Kalko EKV, Wikelski M (2004) Influence of introduced predators on flight behaviour and corticosterone concentrations in Galápagos marine iguanas (Amblyrhynchus cristatus). Poster presented at the 5th International Symposium on Physiology, Behaviour, and Conservation of Wildlife, Berlin, Germany. In: Advances in Ethology 38, 22
Rödl T, Berger S, Romero LM, Wikelski M (2004) Testing the stress response to human disturbance in a “tame” island reptile species. Poster presented at the 5th International Symposium on Physiology, Behaviour, and Conservation of Wildlife, Berlin, Germany. In: Advances in Ethology 38, 44
Rödl T, Berger S, Romero LM, Wikelski M (2004) Tameness and stress response in Galápagos marine iguanas. Talk presented at the Second European Conference on Behavioural Biology (ECBB), Groningen, Netherlands
Berger S, Wikelski M, Kalko EKV, Rödl T (2004) Immune activity in male marine iguanas (Amblyrhynchus cristatus) during reproduction. Poster presented at the Second European Conference on Behavioural Biology (ECBB), Groningen, Netherlands
Rödl T, Berger S, Wikelski M (2004) Trouble in paradise – about stress, Galápagos iguanas, and introduced predators. Poster presented at the Alexander v. Humboldt Association of America, 5th Bi-annual national meeting, Washington D.C., USA
Berger S, Martin II LB, Rödl T, Vitousek MN, Romero LM, Wikelski M, Kalko, EKV (2003) Immune function, steroid hormones, and male reproductive strategies in the Galápagos marine iguana (Amblyrhynchus cristatus). Poster presented at the Animal Behavior Society annual meeting, Boise, ID, USA
Rödl T, Berger S, Romero LM, Wikelski M (2003) “Harassment” fails to induce a stress response in marine iguanas (Amblyrhynchus cristatus). Talk presented at the Animal Behavior Society annual meeting, Boise, ID, USA
Mitchell MA, Nevarez J, Dae-Young K, Rödl T, Berger S, Wikelski M. (2003) Evaluating the long-term health effects of an unnatural oil spill on marine iguanas (Amblyrhynchus cristatus). Talk presented at the Association of reptilian and amphibian veterinarians annual conference, Minneapolis, MN, USA
Gwinner H, Berger S (2003) Parasite defence in birds. The role of volatiles. Poster presented at the Proceedings of the, Beijing, China. Acta Zoologica Sinica (written review)
Gwinner H, Berger S (2001) Aromatic herbs in starling nests. Poster presented at the XXVII. International Ethological Conference in Tübingen, Germany
Berger S, Kunz B K, Linsenmair KE (2000) Observations of frugivorous birds and mammals in the tree Lannea barteri (Anacardiaceae). Poster presented at the 13th Conference of the German Society of Tropical Ecology in Würzburg, Germany
Public outreach
print:
Klärner D (2007) Verhängnisvolle Arglosigkeit. FAZ 90: 40
GEO „Bloß kein Streß“ Geoskop 7: 177
Rödl T (2007) Spiegel Online „
Naturparadies am Scheideweg"
Beck C (2006) „
Zu zahm für diese Welt.” MPForschung 4: 12
Der Spiegel (2006) „Zu faul zur Flucht“. 52: 109
NATURE (2006) “
To flee or not to flee.” Research Highlights. 444: 657
Dürselen G (2005) „Das Paradies ist in Gefahr.“ Landshuter Zeitung, 20. Aug 2005. p. 48
Weis A (2005) „Neugierige Drusenköpfe”. Ein Herz für Tiere Heft 9: 18-19
Berger S (2004) Internationale Kooperation „Gestresste Meeresechsen auf der Arche Darwin.“ Gottlieb Daimler- und Karl Benz-Stiftung, Jahresbericht 2003/2004: 94-97
Thomas S, Merlen G (2004) Voz de Galápagos, Galapagos Fernsehsender, „Panorama“: Fernsehbeitrag über unsere Forschungsarbeit von Wild Aid Galápagos
Beck C (2003) Excursion to the Imps of Darkness. MPResearch 2: 55-65
Beck C (2003) „
Exkursion zu den Kindern der Finsternis”. Max-Planck-Forschung 1: 54-65
online:
GeoScience online 12.12.2006 „
Darwin’s Echsen zu zahm für diese Welt“
Innovationsreport online „
Zu zahm für diese Welt“ 11.12.2006 (Trepte A.)
ORF On Science, Neues aus der Welt der Wissenschaft, 11.12.2006 „
Auch stressfreie Tiere können Stress bekommen“
Die WELT Online, 11.12.2006 „
Zu zahm für diese Welt“
Die Politik Online,
Dez. 2006
Newsvine.com 29.11.2006 “
Fearless iguanas too cool for their own good”
New Scientist Online 29. Nov. 2006. “
Fearless iguanas too cool for their own good” (Roxanne Khamsi)
