Susan D. Healy is affiliated with the University of St Andrews in the United Kingdom. Their research concentrates on environmental science and agricultural and biological sciences, with extensive work in related subfields such as ecology, ecology, evolution, behavior and systematics, developmental biology, social psychology, and ecological modeling.
The scientist has contributed significantly to topics including animal behavior and reproduction, avian ecology and behavior, wildlife ecology and conservation, animal vocal communication and behavior, primate behavior and ecology, species distribution and climate change, and plant and animal studies.
Frequent publication venues for their work include:
Prominent recent papers authored by or involving Susan D. Healy include:
They have collaborated frequently with Sally E. Street, Catherine Sheard, Maria C. Tello-Ramos, Kevin N. Laland, and Shoko Sugasawa, reflecting a range of partnerships within their scientific domain.
J R Krebs;D F Sherry;S D Healy;V H Perry
Susan D Healy;Candy Rowe
Timothy J. Devoogd;John Richard Krebs;Susan D. Healy;Andy Purvis
Catherine M. Jones;Victoria A. Braithwaite;Susan D. Healy
Candy Rowe;Susan D. Healy
Andrea S. Griffin;Lauren M. Guillette;Susan D. Healy
Melissa Bateson;Susan D. Healy
M. Bateson;S. D. Healy;T. A. Hurly
Susan D. Healy;John Richard Krebs
Melissa Bateson;Susan D. Healy;T.Andrew Hurly
Robert Biegler;Anthony McGregor;John R. Krebs;Susan D. Healy
Susan D. Healy;John R. Krebs
S. D. Healy;Eberhard Gwinner;J. R. Krebs
Susan D Healy;Susan D Healy;Susanna R Braham;Victoria A Braithwaite
Susan D. Healy;Selvino R. de Kort;Nicola S. Clayton
Andrew T. Hurly;Susan D. Healy
John R. Krebs;Susan D. Healy;Sara J. Shettleworth
David James Pritchard;T. Andrew Hurly;Maria Cristina Tello-Ramos;Susan Denise Healy
Zoë G Hodgson;Simone L Meddle;Mark L Roberts;Mark L Roberts;Katherine L Buchanan
S. D. Healy;T. A. Hurly
Sue Healy;Victoria Braithwaite
Laura A. Kelley;Rebecca L. Coe;Joah R. Madden;Susan D. Healy
Ida Elizabeth Bailey;Kate Morgan;Marion Bertin;Simone L. Meddle
M. Naguib;J.C. Mitani;L.W. Simmons;L.W. Barrett
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