Miller, E. T., S .K. Wagner, L. J. Harmon, R.E. Ricklefs. 2016. Radiating despite a lack of character: closely related, morphologically similar, co-occurring honeyeaters have diverged ecologically. Accepted American Naturalist
Miller, E.T., S. K. Wagner. 2015. The ecology of the Australian sandstone Meliphaga species. Australian Field Ornithology 32:38-52
Miller, E. T., S. K. Wagner, J. Klavins, T. Brush, and H. F. Greeney. 2015. Remarkable becard displays of unknown function. The Wilson Bulletin 127:123-126
Miller, E. T., S .K. Wagner. 2014. The vocalizations of the Australian sandstone Meliphaga and the species status of the Kimberley Honeyeater. Emu 114.2: 116-120
Wagner, S.K., C. P. Ortega, A. Cruz. Avian community response to an invasive index of riparian vegetation in northwest New Mexico. In prep Southwest Naturalist.
Wagner, S.K., A. Cruz, E. T. Miller. A quantitative summary of foraging behavior of a continental radiation: Australian Meliphagidae. In prep The AUK.
Miller, E.T., S. K. Wagner. 2015. The ecology of the Australian sandstone Meliphaga species. Australian Field Ornithology 32:38-52
Miller, E. T., S. K. Wagner, J. Klavins, T. Brush, and H. F. Greeney. 2015. Remarkable becard displays of unknown function. The Wilson Bulletin 127:123-126
Miller, E. T., S .K. Wagner. 2014. The vocalizations of the Australian sandstone Meliphaga and the species status of the Kimberley Honeyeater. Emu 114.2: 116-120
Wagner, S.K., C. P. Ortega, A. Cruz. Avian community response to an invasive index of riparian vegetation in northwest New Mexico. In prep Southwest Naturalist.
Wagner, S.K., A. Cruz, E. T. Miller. A quantitative summary of foraging behavior of a continental radiation: Australian Meliphagidae. In prep The AUK.
