Preprints (what's that?):
van der Marel, A, X Francis, CL O’Connell, CO Estien, C Carminito, & EA Hobson. Perturbations of key individuals trigger shifts in group-level dominance patterns. https://ecoevorxiv.org/9qyb2/
van der Marel, A, X Francis, CL O’Connell, CO Estien, C Carminito, & EA Hobson. Perturbations of key individuals trigger shifts in group-level dominance patterns. https://ecoevorxiv.org/9qyb2/
Coming soon(ish)!
15. Williams TD, DJ Herrera, CO Estien, CE Wilkinson, J Brashares, CJ Schell. 2025. Housing proximity and vegetation cover affect diel activity patterns of domestic cats (Felis catus) in regionally protected shorelines. In Press at Journal of Urban Ecology
15. Williams TD, DJ Herrera, CO Estien, CE Wilkinson, J Brashares, CJ Schell. 2025. Housing proximity and vegetation cover affect diel activity patterns of domestic cats (Felis catus) in regionally protected shorelines. In Press at Journal of Urban Ecology
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*signifies equal authorship/contribution
*signifies equal authorship/contribution
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2025:
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17. Estien CO, LA Stanton, CJ Schell. 2025. Differential effects of human density, environmental health, and group size urban coyote detection, boldness, and exploration. Scientific Reports. (Link) [PDF]
16. Spotswood E, M Aronson, M Bazo, E Beller, JD Brown, J Burg, I Dronova, CO Estien, and 13 other co-authors. 2025. Will biodiversity actions yield healthy places? Exploring the co-benefits and tradeoffs for human health associated with biodiversity-focused urban greening. People & Nature. (Link) [PDF] 15. Hentanti Y, CO Estien, Z Hawn, M Jordon, R Long, R Mueller, K Remine, L Prugh, CJ Schell. Environmental contamination predicts mammal diversity and mesocarnivore activity in the Seattle-Tacoma metro area. Urban Ecosystems. (Link) [PDF] 14. Estien, CO. Queering ecology: (Re)Constructing ecology as a home to better understand the social-ecological pressures wildlife face. Catalyst: Feminism, Technology, Technoscience. (Link) [PDF]. *link to Sierra Magazine Coverage 13. MM Rice, MD Biaz, SJ Tumbler-Davila, SJ Cheng, K Darragh, CO Estien, JW Hammond, D Ignace, L Khadempour, KM Gaynor, KL Mills, JA Smith, AC Moore. Language matters: Ecology and evolutionary biology terminology disproportionately harms marginalized groups. Plos One Biology. (Link) [PDF] |
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2024:
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12. Moore, A, K Calhoun, CE Wilkinson, E Alford, A Ellington, CO Estien, GS Fleury, N Garcia, A Hicks, C Mosley, N Vitale-Penniman. Queer Black Voices in Conservation. Conservation Biology. (Link)[PDF]
11. Estien, CO*, EJ Carlen*, CJ Schell. Examining the influence of sociodemographics, residential segregation, and historical redlining on eBird and iNaturalist data disparities in three US cities. Ecology & Society. https://doi.org/10.5751/ES-15263-290316. [PDF] 10. Estien, CO, M Fidino, CE Wilkinson, R Morello-Frosch, CJ Schell. Historical redlining is associated with disparities in wildlife biodiversity in four California cities. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. https://doi.org/10.1073/pnas.2321441121. [PDF] 9. Williams, TD, SES Kreling, LA Stanton, CE Wilkinson, CO Estien, CJ Schell, & EJ Carlen. Of Rarity and Symbolism: Understanding Human Social Perceptions of Charismatics Color Morphs. Human Ecology. (Link) [PDF] 8. CO Estien*, Carlen, EJ* T Caspi, DJ Perkins, B Goldstein, SES Kreling, Y Hentati, TD Williams, LA Stanton, S Des Roches, R Johnson, A Young, C Cooper, & CJ Schell. A framework for contexualizing social-ecological biases in contributory science data. People & Nature. (Link) [PDF] 7. Estien, CO, CE Wilkinson, R Morello-Frosch, & CJ Schell. Historical redlining is associated with disparities in environmental quality across California. Environmental Science & Technology Letters. (Link) [PDF] |
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2023:
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6. van der Marel, A, X Francis, CL O’Connell, CO Estien, C Carminito, D Moore, N Lormand, BM Kluever, & EA Hobson. Social manipulations disentangle rank effects of individual characteristics and social history. Behavioral Ecology. (Link) [PDF]
5. Cheng, SJ, KM Gaynor, A Moore, K Darragh, CO Estien, JW Hammond, C Lawrence, K Mills, M Biaz, D Ignace, L Khadempour, M McCary, MM Rice, SJ Tumber-Davila, & J Smith. Championing Inclusive Terminology in Ecology and Evolution. Trends in Ecology and Evolution. (Link) [PDF] |
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2022:
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4. Estien, CO, CL O’Connell, X Francis, G Smith-Vidaurre, BM Kluever, EA Hobson, & A van der Marel. 2022. Temporary behavioral responses to playbacks by pest parrots and implications for management. Animal Behavior & Cognition. (Link) [PDF]
3. Estien, CO, M Chapman, CJ Schell, N Lowy, & JR Gerson. 2022. Demystifying the graduate school application process. Bulletin of the Ecological Society of America. (Link) [PDF] 2. Estien, CO, B Quintana, & D Olivares-Zambrano. 2022. Reimagining the Broader Impact Criterion in the NSF Graduate Research Fellowship. Frontiers in Education. (Link) [PDF] *link to Inside HigherEd Magazine Coverage |
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2021:
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1. Estien, CO*, EB Myron*, CA Oldfield, and A Alwin. 2021. Virtual Scientific Conferences: Benefits and How to Support Underrepresented Students. Bulletin of the Ecological Society of America. (Link) [PDF] [Poster for 2021 Animal Behavior Conference]
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Media Articles:
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2022:
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9. Social-Ecological Framework and What the Future May Hold. Life in the City: Evolution in an Urbanizing World. 2022/05/26
8. What's Missing in Urban Ecology? Life in the City: Evolution in an Urbanizing World. 2022/05/10 |
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2021:
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7. Urban Wildlife Spotlight: The Monk Parakeet. Life in the City: Evolution in an Urbanizing World. 2021/09/02
6. How Do We Begin To Center Environmental Justice in Urban Ecology Research? Life in the City: Evolution in an Urbanizing World. 2021/08/17 5. Incorporating Human Society into Urban Ecology. Life in the City: Evolution in an Urbanizing World. 2021/01/06 |
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2020:
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4. Urban Tolerance is Predicted by Brain Size and Behavioral Flexibility. Life in the City: Evolution in an Urbanizing World. 2020/10/06
3. Systemic Racism Shapes Urban Ecology and Evolution. Life in the City: Evolution in an Urbanizing World. 2020/09/08 2. Understanding the Distribution of Urban-Rat Associated Pathogens. Life in the City: Evolution in an Urbanizing World. 2020/09/01 1. Using Acoustic Signals to Reduce Avian Collisions with Man-made Structures. Life in the City: Evolution in an Urbanizing World. 2020/08/04 |
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