Guillaume Rieucau Ph.D.​

* graduate student, ** undergraduate student

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- 2023 -

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50) Binder B. *, Rieucau G., Locascio J., Taylor C.J. & Boswell K.M. 2023. Impact of an anthropogenically mediated environmental disturbance on coastal fish community dynamics. PeerJ. In Press.

 

- 2022 -

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49) Ramos E.A.*, Landeo-Yauri S.*, Castelblanco-Martinez N., Arreola M.R, Quade A.H. & Rieucau G. 2022. Drone-based photogrammetry enables reliable assessments of body size and condition measurements of Antillean manatees. Mammalian Biology. In press.

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48) Rodriguez-Pinto I.*, Rieucau G., Handegard N.O., Kimball M.E. & Boswell K.M. 2022. Anthropogenic marsh impoundments alter collective tendency in schooling fish. Estuaries and Coasts. 45: 856–865.

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47) McDonald A.M., Martin C.W., Rieucau G. & Roberts B.J. 2022. Prior exposure to weathered oil influences foraging of an ecologically important saltmarsh resident fish. PeerJ. 9:e12593.

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- 2021 -

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46) Castelblanco-Martínez D.N., Landeo-Yauri S.S.*, Ramos E.A. *, Álvarez-Alemán A., Attademo F., Beck C.A., Bonde R.K., Butler S., Cabrias L., Caicedo-Herrera D., Galves J., Jiménez-Domínguez D., Luna F., Morales-Vela J.B., Olivera L.D., Padilla-Saldívar J.A., Powell J., Reid J.P., Rieucau G. & Mignucci-Gianonni A.A. 2021. Analysis of Body Condition Indices reveals different ecotypes of the Antillean manatee. Scientific Reports. 11: 19451. 

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45) Fredrickson A.*, Rieucau G., Fontenot Q., Lackmann A. & David S. Non-lethal fin clip model validation for stable isotope analysis of Spotted and Alligator Gar. Transactions of the American Fisheries Society. In press.

 

44) Hill J.M., Hutton B.**, Steffins** K. & Rieucau G. 2021. Floating along marsh edges: The impact of invasive water hyacinth (Eichornia crassipes) on estuarine species assemblages and predation risk. Journal of Experimental Marine Biology and Ecology. 544: 151618.

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43) Munnelly R*, Windecher C.C*, Reeves D.B., Rieucau G., Portier R.J. & Chesney E.J. 2021. Effects of short-duration oil exposure on bay anchovy (Anchoa mitchilli) embryos and larvae: mortality, malformation, and foraging. Aquatic Toxicology. 237: 105904.

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42) Ramos E.A. *, Santoya L., Verde J. Walker Z. Castelblanco-Martinez N., Kiszka J. & Rieucau G. 2021. Lords of the Rings: Mud rings feeding by Caribbean estuary bottlenose dolphins revealed from sea, air, and space. Marine Mammals Science. 2021: 1-10.

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- 2020 -

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41) Martin, C.W., McDonald, A.M., Rieucau G. & Roberts B.J. 2020. Previous oil exposure alters Gulf Killifish Fundulus grandis oil avoidance behavior. PeerJ. 8:e10587. PDF

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40) Sabando M.**, Rieucau G., Bradley D., Caselle J.E. & Papastamatiou Y. 2020. Habitat-specific inter and infraspecific behavioral interactions among reef sharks. Oecologia. 193: 371-376. PDF

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39) Rodriguez-Pinto I.*, Rieucau G., Handegard N.O. & Boswell K.M. 2020. Environmental context elicits behavioral modification of collective state in schooling fish. Animal Behaviour. 165: 107-116. PDF

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38) deJong K., Forland T.N., Amorim M.C.P., Rieucau G., Slabbekoorn H. & Doksaeter Silve L. 2020. Predicting the effects of anthropogenic noise on fish reproduction. Reviews in Fish Biology and Fisheries. 30: 245–268. PDF

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- 2019 -

37) Harris J.M. *, Nelson J.A., Rieucau G. & Broussard W.P. 2019. Use of drones in fishery science. 2019. Transactions of the American Fisheries Society. 148: 687-697. PDF

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36) Boswell K.M., Kimball M.E., Rieucau G., Martin J.G.A., Jacques D.A.*, Correa D. ** & Allen D.M. 2019. Tidal stage mediates periodic asynchrony between predator and prey nekton in salt marsh creeks. Estuaries and Coasts. 42: 1342-1352. PDF

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- 2018 -

35) Rieucau G., Kiszka J.J., Castillo J.C., Mourier J., Boswell K.M. & Heithaus M.R. 2018. Using unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) surveys and image analysis in the study of large surface-associated marine species: a case study on reef sharks (Carcharhinus melanopterus) shoaling behaviour. Journal of Fish Biology. 93:119-127. PDF

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- 2017 -

34) Handegard N.O., Tenningen M., Howarth K.**, Anders N.*, Rieucau G. & Breen M. 2017. Effects on schooling function in mackerel of sub-lethal capture related stressors: crowding and hypoxia. PLoS ONE. 12: e0190259. PDF

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33) Anders N.*, Ferno A., Humborstad O-B., Lokkeborg S., Rieucau G. & Utne Palm A.C. 2017. Size-dependent social attraction and repulsion explains the decision of fish to enter baited pots. Journal of Fish Biology. 91: 1569–1581. PDF

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32) Johnsen E., Rieucau G., Ona E. & Skaret G. Collective structures anchor massive lesser sandeel schools to the seabed increasing vulnerability to fishery. 2017. Marine Ecology Progress Series. 573: 229-236. PDF

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31) Woo K.L., Rieucau G. & Burke D. Motion sensitivity in the Jacky dragon: A constraint on signal design. 2017. Current Zoology. 63: 75-84. PDF

 

30) Chouinard-Thuly L. *, Gierszewski S. *, Rosenthal G.G., Reader S.M., Rieucau G., Woo K.L., Gerlai R., Tedore C., Ingley S.J., Stowers J., Frommen J.G., Troje N.F., Dolins F.L. & Witte K. 2017. Best practices when using virtual stimuli in animal behavior research. Current Zoology. 63: 5-19. PDF

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29) Handegard N.O., Holmin A.J. & Rieucau G. 2017. Method to observe large scale behavioural waves spanning entire fish schools using 4D sonar. ICES Journal of Marine Science. 74: 804-812. PDF

 

28) Tenningen M., Macaulay G.J., Rieucau G., Pena H. & Korneluissen R. 2017. Behaviour of Atlantic herring and mackerel school dynamics in a purse seine net using multibeam sonar. ICES Journal of Marine Science. 74: 359-368. PDF

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- 2016 -

27) Kruusmaa  M., Rieucau G., Castillo J.C., Markna R. & Handegard N.O. Collective responses of a large mackerel school depend on size and speed of robotic fish but not on tail motion. IoP Bioinspiration and Biomimetics. 11: 056020. PDF

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26) Rieucau G., Holmin A.J., Castillo J.C., Couzin, I.D. & Handegard N.O. School-level structural and dynamic adjustements to risk promote information transfer and collective evasion in herring. Animal Behaviour. 117: 69-78. PDF

 

25) Boswell K.M., Rieucau G., Vollenweider J.J., Moran J.R., Heintz R.A., Blackburn J.K. & Csepp D.J. Changes in over-winter Humpback whales abundance structure Pacific herring schools distribution, morphology and internal structure. Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences. 73: 1-12. PDF

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24) Rieucau G., Doksæter Sivle L. & Handegard N.O. 2016. Schooling herring perform stronger collective anti-predator reactions when previously exposed to killer whales calls. Behavioral Ecology. 27: 538-544. PDF

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- 2015 -

23) Rieucau G., Boswell K.M., Kimball, M.E., Diaz G.** & Allen D.M. 2015. Tidal and diel variations in schooling behavior of estuarine fish within an intertidal salt marsh creek. Hydrologia. 753: 149-162. PDF

 

22) Handegard N.O, De Robertis A., Rieucau G., Boswell K.M & Macaulay G.J. 2015. The reaction of a captive herring school to playbacks of a noisy and a conventional research vessel. Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences. 72: 491-499. PDF

 

21) Rieucau G., Fernö A., Ioannou C.C. & Handegard N.O. 2015. Towards a firmer explanation of large shoal formation, maitenance and collective reactions in marine fish. Reviews in Fish Biology and Fisheries. 25: 25-37. PDF

 

20) Woo K.L. & Rieucau G. 2015. The importance of syntax in a dynamic visual signal: Recognition of Jacky dragon threat displays depends upon sequence. Acta Ethologica. 18: 255-263. Featured in WIRED. PDF

 

 

- 2014 -

19) Rieucau G., De Robertis A., Boswell K.M. & Handegard N.O. 2014. School density affects the strenght of collective antipredatory responses in wild-caught herring (Clupea harengus): A simulated predator encounter experiment. Journal of Fish Biology. 85: 1650-1664. PDF

 

18) Rieucau G., Boswell K.M., De Robertis A., Macaulay G.J. & Handegard N.O. 2014. Experimental evidence of threat-sensitive collective avoidance responses in a large wild-caught herring school. PLoS ONE. 9: e86726. PDF

 

 

- 2013 -

17) Rieucau G. & Woo K.L. 2013. Can Science Education Evolve?: Considerations on the pedagogic relevance of novel research discoveries in Animal Behavior. All About Mentoring. 43:82-89. PDF

 

16) Woo K.L. & Rieucau G. 2013. Efficiency of aggressive and submissive visual displays against environmental motion noise in Jacky dragon (Amphibolurus muricatus). Ethology Ecology & Evolution. 25: 82-94. PDF

 

 

- 2012 -

15) Rieucau G., Blanchard P., Martin J.G.A., Favreau F.R., Goldizen A.W. & Pays O. 2012. Investigating differences in vigilance tactic use within and between the sexes in eastern grey kangaroos. PLoS ONE. 7: e44801. PDF

 

14) Woo K.L. & Rieucau G. 2012. Aggressive signal design in the Jacky dragon (Amphibolurus muricatus): Display duration and frequency affect efficacy. Ethology. 118: 157-168. PDF

 

 

- 2011 -

13) Woo K.L. & Rieucau G. 2011. From dummies to computer-animated stimuli: a synthesis of techniques employed to stage animal interactions. Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology. 65: 1671-1685. PDF

 

12) Jacob S.*, Rieucau G. & Heeb P. 2011. Multimodal begging signals reflect independent indices of nestling condition in European starlings. Behavioral Ecology. 22: 1249-1255. PDF

 

11) Rieucau G. & Giraldeau L.A. 2011. Exploring the costs and benefits of social information use: an appraisal of current experimental evidence. Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences. 366: 949-957. PDF

 

10) Vickery W.L., Rieucau G. & Doucet G.J. 2011. Comparing habitat quality within and between environments using giving-up densities: an example based on the winter habitat of white-tailed deer (Odocoileus virginianus). Oikos. 120: 99-1004. PDF

 

 

- 2010 -

9) Rieucau G., Morand-Ferron J. & Giraldeau L.A. 2010. Group size effect in nutmeg mannikin: between-individuals behavioral differences but same plasticity. Behavioral Ecology. 21: 684-689. PDF

 

8) Hamblin S., Mathot K.J., Morand-Ferron J., Nocera J.J., Rieucau G. & Giraldeau L.A. 2010. Predator inadvertent social information use favours reduced clumping of its prey. Oikos. 119: 286-291. PDF

 

 

- 2009 -

7) Rieucau G. & Giraldeau L.A. 2009. Persuasive companions can be wrong: the use of misleading social information in nutmeg mannikin. Behavioral Ecology. 20: 1217-1222. PDF

 

6) Rieucau G. & Giraldeau L.A. 2009. Video playback and social foraging: simulated companions produce the group size effect in nutmeg mannikins. Animal Behaviour. 78: 961-966. PDF

 

5) Rieucau G., Vickery W.L. & Doucet G.J. 2009. A patch use model to separate effects of foraging costs on giving-up densities: an experiment with white-tailed deer (Odocoileus virginianus). Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology. 63: 891-897. PDF

 

4) Rieucau G. & Giraldeau L.A. 2009. Group size effect caused by food competition in nutmeg mannikins (Lonchura punctulata). Behavioral Ecology. 20: 421-425. PDF

 

 

- 2008 -

3) Woo K.L. & Rieucau G. 2008. Considerations in video playback design: using optic flow analysis to examine motion characteristics of live and computer-generated animation sequences. Behavioural Processes. 78: 455-463. PDF

 

2) Rieucau G. & Martin J.G.A. 2008. Many eyes or many ewes: vigilance tactics in female bighorn sheep (Ovis canadensis) vary according to reproductive status. Oikos. 117: 501-506. PDF

 

 

- 2007 -

1) Rieucau G., Vickery W.L., Doucet G.J. & Laquerre B. 2007. An innovative use of white-tailed deer (Odocoileus virginianus) foraging behaviour in impact studies. Canadian Journal of Zoology. 85: 839-846. PDF