Mark E. Hauber is affiliated with Queens College, CUNY in the United States. Their research primarily focuses on environmental science and agricultural and biological sciences, with particular emphasis on ecology and its related subfields.
The scientist's work spans several subfields, including ecology, ecology, evolution, behavior and systematics, developmental biology, parasitology, and genetics. Their research topics cover a broad range related to animal and plant studies, highlighting avian ecology and behavior, animal behavior and reproduction, and bird parasitology and diseases. Other topics involve animal vocal communication and behavior, wildlife ecology and conservation, and general animal ecology and behavior studies.
Frequent publication venues for Mark E. Hauber include bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory), Ethology, Biology Letters, The Auk, and Ecology and Evolution, reflecting a consistent contribution to journals specializing in behavioral and ecological research.
Coauthors frequently collaborating with Hauber are Janice K. Enos, Wendy M. Schelsky, Shelby L. Lawson, Nicholas D. Antonson, and Csaba Moskát. These collaborations indicate ongoing research partnerships across multiple studies.
Recent papers published by Mark E. Hauber include:
Innes C. Cuthill;William L. Allen;Kevin Arbuckle;Barbara Caspers
Joanna K. Hubbard;J. Albert C Uy;Mark Erno Hauber;Hopi E. Hoekstra
Shaohong Feng;Josefin Stiller;Yuan Deng;Joel Armstrong;Joel Armstrong
Kevin J. McGraw;Emiko A. Mackillop;Emiko A. Mackillop;James Dale;James Dale;Mark E. Hauber;Mark E. Hauber
Mark Erno Hauber;Paul W. Sherman
Matt J. Rayner;Mark Erno Hauber;Michael J. Imber;Rosalie K. Stamp
Diane Colombelli-Négrel;Mark Erno Hauber;Jeremy Robertson;Frank J. Sulloway
Michael Kopp;Maria R Servedio;Tamra C Mendelson;Rebecca J Safran
Eileen A. Hebets;Andrew B. Barron;Christopher N. Balakrishnan;Mark E. Hauber
Rebecca M. Kilner;Joah R. Madden;Mark Erno Hauber;Mark Erno Hauber
Andrew B. Barron;Eileen A. Hebets;Thomas A. Cleland;Courtney L. Fitzpatrick
Frédéric E. Theunissen;Noopur Amin;Sarita S. Shaevitz;Sarah M.N. Woolley
Mark Erno Hauber;Mark Erno Hauber
Csaba Moskát;Mark Erno Hauber
Mark Erno Hauber;S. A. Russo;P. W. Sherman
Márk E Hauber;Csaba Moskát;Miklós Bán
Phillip Cassey;Marcel Honza;Tomas Grim;Mark Erno Hauber
Mark Erno Hauber;Eileen A. Lacey
Matt J. Rayner;Matt J. Rayner;Mark Erno Hauber;Tammy E. Steeves;Hayley A. Lawrence
Mark E. Hauber;Stefani A. Russo
Mark E. Hauber;Paul W. Sherman;Dóra Paprika
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