2021
Names in bold are lab members
Bose APH, Nührenberg P, Jordan A. 2021. Female-female conflict is higher during periods of parental care in a group-living cichlid fish. Animal Behaviour In press
Bolnick DI, Fox JW, Débarre F, Dietrich EI, Phelps SM, Jordan A. 2021. Editorial expression of concern. The American Naturalist. Volume 198, Number 2
Goverts Z, Nuehrenberg P, Jordan A. 2021. Environmental reconstruction and tracking as methods to explore social interactions in marine environments: a test case with the Mediterranean Rainbow Wrasse Coris julis. Frontiers in Marine Science. https://doi.org/10.3389/fmars.2021.695100
Gübel J, Bose APH, Jordan A. 2021. Social and spatial conflict drive resident aggression towards outsiders in a group-living fish. Behavioral Ecology. arab045, https://doi.org/10.1093/beheco/arab045 Published: 25 May 2021
Jungwirth A, Nuehrenberg P, Jordan A. 2021. On the importance of defendable resources for social evolution: applying new techniques to a long-standing question. Ethology. In press
Maguire SM, DeAngelis R, Dijkstra PD, Jordan A, Hofmann HA. 2021. Social network dynamics predict hormone levels and behavior in a highly social cichlid fish. Hormones and Behavior Volume 132, June 2021, 104994
Lein E, Jordan A. 2021. Studying the evolution of social behaviour in Darwin’s Dreampond – a case for the Lamprologine shell cichlids. Hydrobiologia https://doi.org/10.1007/s10750-020-04473-x
Etheredge RI, Schartl M, Jordan A. 2021. Decontextualized learning for interpretable hierarchical representations of visual patterns. Patterns 2(2):100193
2020
Rodriguez-Santiago M*, Nuehrenberg P* Derry J, Deussen O, Francisco F, Garrison LK, Garza SF, Hofmann A, Jordan A. 2020. Behavioral traits that define social dominance are the same that reduce social influence in a consensus task. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (31) 18566-18573. *co-first authors
Bose A*, Windorfer J*, Böhm A, Ronco F, Indermaur A, Salzburger W, Jordan A. 2020. Manipulating structural attributes of shelters reveals hidden, open-ended preference functions in a niche-constructing cichlid fish. Proceedings of the Royal Society B 287 (1927). *co-first authors
Zhao J, Wen Y, Zhu S, Ye J, Zhu J, Ye Z, Jordan A. 2020. A novel solution to the trade-off between feeding and predator avoidance: regurgitation and expulsion of ingested food in the face of threat. Proceedings of the Royal Society B 287: 20202172
Francisco F, Nührenberg P, Jordan A. 2020. High-resolution, non-invasive animal tracking and reconstruction of local environment in aquatic systems. Movement Ecology 8 (27)
Jordan A, Taborsky B, Taborsky M. 2020. Cichlids as a model system for studying social behaviour and evolution. In ‘The Behaviour, Ecology, and Evolution of cichlid fishes: A Contemporary Modern Synthesis’ Abate and Noakes (eds). Springer Academic.
Garkov D, Sommer B, Dullin C, Jordan A, Klein K, Lein E, Schreiber F. 2020. Towards an Immersive Analytics Application for Anatomical Fish Brain Data. ISMB BioVis
Cakmak E, Schaefer H, Buchmuller J, Fuchs J, Schreck T, Jordan A, Keim D. 2020. MotionGlyphs: Visual Abstraction of Spatio-Temporal Networks in Collective Animal Behavior. EuroVis 39 (3)
2019 and selected earlier publications
Kohda M, Hotta T, Takeyama T, Yoshimura N, Jordan A. 2019. If a fish can pass the mark test, what are the implications for consciousness and self-awareness testing in animals? PLOS Biology https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pbio.3000021 February 7, 2019
Satoh S, Awata S, Tanaka H, Jordan A, Kakuda N, Hori M, & Kohda M. 2019. Bi-parental mucus provisioning in the scale-eating cichlid Perissodus microlepis (Cichlidae). Biological Journal of the Linnean Society, 128(4), 926-935
Jordan LA, Maguire S, Hofmann, HA, Kohda M. 2016. The social and ecological consequences of an ‘over-extended’ phenotype. Proceedings of the Royal Society B 283 (1822)
Jordan LA, Ryan MJ. 2015. The sensory ecology of adaptive landscapes. Biology Letters http://dx.doi.org/10.1098/rsbl.2014.1054
Jordan LA, Kokko H, Kasumovic MM. 2014. Reproductive foragers: Spider males choose mates by selecting among available competitive environments. The American Naturalist 183 (5): 638-649
Kasumovic MM, Jordan LA. 2013. The social factors driving settlement and relocation decisions in a solitary and aggregative spider. The American Naturalist 182 (4): 532-541
Jordan LA, Brooks R. 2012. Recent social history alters male courtship preferences. Evolution 66(1): 280-287
Coming soon (email Alex for preprints if you’re interested)
Kohda M, Awata S, Sato S, Kubo N, Kobayashi T, Fujita A, Sogawa S, Jordan A, Bshary R. Further evidence of mirror self-recognition of the cleaner fish, and the significance of ecologically relevant marks. PLOS Biology. Resubmitted after review
Haluts A, Garza-Reyes S, Gorbonos D, Jordan A*, Gov N*. Spatio-temporal dynamics of animal contests are captured by the physical forces experienced by contestants. Proceedings of the National Academy of Science Resubmitted after review * co-senior authors
Haluts, A, Gov N, Jordan A. A unifiying model of animal contests based on effective interaction forces. In preparation.
Cakmak E, Plank M, Calovi DS, Jordan A, Keim D. 2021. Spatio-Temporal Clustering Benchmark for Collective Animal Behavior. ACM SIGSPATIAL 2021
Rodriguez-Santiago M, Jordan A, Hofmann HA. Differential neural activity patterns across brain regions underlies social learning in the cichlid fish, Astatotilapia burtoni. Resubmitted after review Proceedings of the Royal Society B
Garza S, Bose APH, Etheredge RI, Gübel J, Haluts A, McMillan O, Nührenberg P, Gov N, Jordan A. Male spiders can locate mates using web structure alone, even when females themselves are absent. In preparation
Jordan A, Taborsky M, Kohler U. A natural history of the Lake Tanganyikan shell-dwelling cichlid Neolamprologus multifasciatus In preparation
Koch L, Nührenberg P, Lein E, Jordan A. Divergent niche construction in the Lake Tanganyika adaptive radiation uses shared behavioural motifs – evidence for behavioural exaptation. In preparation
Etheredge RI, O’Shaughnessy L, Costa A, Ahamed T, Stephens G, Jordan A. Chaos, stereotypy, and criticality define mate choice signal-receiver dynamics in guppies. In preparation
Bose APH, Dabernig-Heinz J, Koch L, Grimm J, Lang S, Hegedüs B, Banda T, Makasa L, Jordan A, Sefc KM. Parentage analysis across age cohorts reveals sex differences in reproductive skew in a group-living cichlid fish, Neolamprologus multifasciatus. In preparation
Bose APH, Dabernig-Heinz J, Koch L, Grimm J, Sefc KM, Jordan A. Within- and between-group relatedness structures reveal sex-biased dispersal in a highly social cichlid fish. In preparation
For Alex’s publications prior to the lab starting up, see his CV
