Books
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Sebastian K. Herzog, Terrill, R.S., Jahn, A.E., Remsen, J.V. Jr., Maillard Z., O., García-Solíz, V.H., MacLeod, R., Maccormick, A., and Vidoz, J.Q. 2016. Birds of Bolivia: Field Guide. Asociacíon Armonía, Santa Cruz de La Sierra, Bolivia.
English and Spanish editions Available now in La Paz - Cochabamba - Santa Cruz. Order online |
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Accepted Articles
Jared D. Wolfe, Terrill, Ryan S., Johnson, Erik I., Powell, Luke L., and Ryder, Brandt T. 2020. Ecological and evolutionary significance of molt in lowland Neotropical landbirds. Accepted Article. Ornithology
Thomas A. Benson, Deborah J. House, Guy McCaskie, Alex M. Rinkert, Adam J. Searcy and Ryan S. Terrill. The 45th annual report of the California Bird Records Committee: 2019 Records. Accepted Article. Western Birds.
Ana Maria Guitiérrez-Zuluaga, Catalina González-Quevado, Jessica A. Oswald, Ryan S. Terrill, Jorge L. Perez-Emen, Juan Luis Parra. Genetic data and niche differences suggest that disjunct populations of Diglossa brunneiventris are not sister lineages. Accepted Article. Ornithology
Published Peer-reviewed Articles
2020
Ryan S. Terrill. 2020. Simultaneous Wing Molt as a Catalyst for the Evolution of Flightlessness in Birds. The American Naturalist 196 (6), pp 775-784. [Online full text and pdf]
Popular press: American Naturalist Blog Feature
New Scientist: Birds that rapidly molt feathers are more likely to become flightless
LSU College of Science Press Release
Popular press: American Naturalist Blog Feature
New Scientist: Birds that rapidly molt feathers are more likely to become flightless
LSU College of Science Press Release
Ryan S. Terrill, Seeholzer, Glenn F., and Wolfe, Jared D. 2020. Evolution of breeding plumages in birds: A multiple-step pathway to seasonal dichromatism in New World Warblers (Aves: Parulidae). Ecology and Evolution 10 (7) 9223-9239. [Open Access]
Popular Press: Science Friday: Nov 13 2020 (starts at 9:22)
MTU Fine feathers: migration and molt affect how birds change their colors
Earth News Scientists explore why and where birds molt their feathers
Popular Press: Science Friday: Nov 13 2020 (starts at 9:22)
MTU Fine feathers: migration and molt affect how birds change their colors
Earth News Scientists explore why and where birds molt their feathers
Sarah Skikne, Borker, A., Terrill, R.S., and Zavaleta, E. 2020. Predictors of past avian translocation outcomes inform feasibility of future efforts under climate change. Biological Conservation 247. [Open Access]
Darien C. Capunitan, Johnson, O., Terrill, R.S., and Hird, Sarah M. 2020. Evolutionary Signal in the gut microbiomes of 74 bird species from Equatorial Guinea. Molecular Ecology. [pdf]
*cover article*
*cover article*
2019
Franklin, Janet R., Majure, L.C., Encarnación, Y., Clase, T., Almonte-Espinosa H., Landestoy M., Kratter A.W., Oswald J.A., Soltis, D.E., Terrill, R.S. and Steadman, D.W. 2019. Changing Ecological Communities along an Elevation Gradient in Seasonally Dry Tropical Forest in Hispaniola (Sierra Martín Garcia, Dominican Republic). Biotropica; 00:1-15 [pdf]
Ryan S. Terrill, Maley, James M., Tsai, Whitney L.E., Fistanic, Kevin B., Freeland, Rowdy J., Franceschelli, Anna, Lewis-Smith, Bryce, Lu, Leeza, and Yoder, Jeremy P. 2019. Tricolored Blackbirds feeding in Joshua Tree inflorescences. Western Birds 50: 180:182 [pdf]
2018
Ryan S. Terrill. 2018. Feather growth rate increases with latitude in four species of widespread resident neotropical birds. The Auk: Ornithological Advances 135. [pdf]
2017
Thiago V. Costa, Piacentini, V.D.Q., Oliveira, D.M., Schunck, F., Whitney, B.M., Rêgo, M.A., Rubio, T.C., Oliveira, F., Freitas, B., Del-Rio, G. Seeholzer, G.F., Harvey, M.G., and Terrill, R.S. 2017. New records of the enigmatic Clytoctantes atrogularis (Thamnophilidae) in Amazonian Brazil, with remarks on plumage, natural history, and distribution. The Wilson Journal of Ornithology 129(1), pp.1-12. [pdf]
Jacob C. Cooper, Johnson, O., Davis, T. J., Terrill, R.S., Wolfe, J. D., Brzeski, K. E., Motove Etingüe, A., and Powell, L. L. 2017. Notes on the distribution of the avifauna of Bioko Island, Equatorial Guinea, including one new country record. Malimbus 39:1-15. [pdf]
Popular Press: Land of the Lost Birds: Searching for Life in the Forests of Bioko
Popular Press: Land of the Lost Birds: Searching for Life in the Forests of Bioko
2014
Jared D. Wolfe, Johnson, E.I., and Terrill, R.S. 2014. Searching for consensus in molt terminology 11 years after Howell et al’s “first basic problem”. 2014. The Auk: Ornithological Advances. 131:371-377 [pdf]
Michael G. Harvey, Seeholzer, G.F., Cáceres, Apaza D, Winger, B.M., Tello, J.G., Hernández Camacho, F., Aponte Justiniano, M.A., Duffie, C.V., Figueroa Ramírez, S., Terrill, R.S., Brown, C.E., Alza, L., Bravo, G.A., Combe, M., Custodio, O., Quiñones Zumaeta, A., Urbay Tello, A., Garcia Bravo, W.A., Savit, A.S., Pezo Ruiz, F.W., Mauck, W.M. III, Barden, O. 2014. Avian biogeography of an Amazonian headwater: The upper Ucayali River, Perú. Wilson Journal of Ornithology 126: 179-191. [pdf]
Michael G. Harvey, Lane, D.F., Hite, J., Terrill, R.S., Figueroa Ramírez, S., Smith, B.T., Klicka, J., Vargas Campos, W. 2014. Notes on bird species in bamboo in northern Madre se Dios, Perú including the first Peruvian record of Acre Tody-Tyrant (Hemitriccus conhafti). Occasional Papers of the LSU Museum of Natural Science 81: 1-38. [pdf]
Ryan S. Terrill, Aponte Justiniano, M.A., Harvey, M.G., Seeholzer, G.F., and Strem, R.I. 2014. Notes on the avifauna of the floodplain forest of the Río Mamoré, Beni, Bolivia, with a description of the juvenile plumage of the Unicolored Thrush (Turdus haplochrous)(Aves:Turdidae). Occasional Papers of the LSU Museum of Natural Science 81: 1-21. [pdf]
2010
Ryan S. Terrill, Tietz, J.R. and L. Brady, M.L. 2010 An apparent hybrid Philadelphia x Red-eyed Vireo on Southeast Farallon Island. Western Birds 41: 231-239 [pdf]
Publications in review
Ryan S. Terrill, Christine A. Dean, John Garrett, Daniel J. Maxwell, Lauren Hill, Andrew Farnsworth, Adriaan Dokter, and Morgan W. Tingley. A novel locality for the observation of thousands of passerine birds during spring migration in Los Angeles Co., CA. In Review. Western Birds
Ryan S. Terrill, Youyi Fong, Jared D. Wolfe, and Amanda J. Zellmer. Threshold models improve estimates of molt parameters in datasets with small sample sizes. In Review. Ornithology.
Jessica A. Oswald, Ryan S. Terrill, Stucky BJ, LeFebvre MJ, Steadman DW, Guralnick RP, Allen JM. Ancient DNA from the extinct flightless Haitian cave-rail (Nesotrochis steganinos) suggests biogeographic connection of the Caribbean and Old World. In Review. Biology Letters (RSBL-2020-0760).
Miguel Angel Aponte Justiniano, Reira, DC, Guzman, AGC, Maillard, OZ, Ryan S. Terrill, Lane, DF, Ramirez , R., Arispe, R., Acosta, LA, Saltatierra Gomez, MM, Pantoja WS, Avile, EGS, Aliaga-Pantoja, D. New and noteworthy observations on the distributions of birds of Bolivia. In Review. The Cotinga
Daniel F. Lane, Miguel Angel Aponte Justiniano, Ryan S. Terill, Frank E. Rheindt, Luke B. Klicka, Gary H. Rosenberg, C. Jonathan Schmitt, Rosalyn Price-Waldman, and Kevin J. Burns. A distinctive new genus and species of tanager (Passeriformes, Thraupidae) from the lower Yungas of western Bolivia and southern Peru. In Review. Ornithology.
Non peer-reviewed publications
Stefan Woltmann, Terrill R.S., Miller, M.J. and Brady, M.L. 2010. Chestnut-backed Antbird (Poliocrania exsul). Neotropical Birds Online (T.S. Schulenberg, Editor). Ithaca: Cornell Lab of Ornithology [link]
Ryan S. Terrill. 2018. Book review. Birding Without Borders: An Obsession, a Quest, and the Biggest Year in the World. Journal of Field Ornithology. [pdf]
Able, Kenneth P. and Ryan S. Terrill. 2020. Beyond the field guides: beginning to build an ornithological library. Western Field Ornithologists newsletter. December 2020.
Dissertation
Ryan S. Terrill. 2017. Evolutionary Interactions of Feather Molt in Birds. Doctoral Dissertation. Louisiana State University Agricultural and Mechanical College. [pdf]