Sparrows provide larger picture of parenting behavior

Tuesday, November 26, 2013 - 10:00 in Psychology & Sociology

From humans to sparrows, individuals within a species display distinct "personalities" when it comes to their behaviors. Taking an innovative approach to understanding how various factors impact behavioral patterns, David Westneat is working with a local population of house sparrows to understand how variables including local ecology, stress and hormones come together to affect the parenting behaviors of birds and other creatures.

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