1. Jablonski, D., M. Lawson, A.J. Boyce, C. Molls and I. Das. 2020. An assessment of            vouchered records and field observations of the rare anguid, Dopasia buettikoferi (Lidth   de Jeude, 1905) in Borneo. Herpetozoa 33: 59-65. (PDF)
  2. Boyce, A.J., J.C. Mouton, P. Lloyd, B.O. Wolf and T.E. Martin. 2020. Metabolic rate is negatively linked to adult survival but does not explain latitudinal differences in songbirds. Ecology Letters 23: 642-652.  (PDF)
  3. Burner, R.C., A.J. Boyce, D. Bernasconi, S.B. Shakya, C. Boer, M.A. Rahman, T.E. Martin and F.H. Sheldon. 2020. Biotic interactions and temperature gradients contribute to differences in range limits of Bornean mountain birds. Journal of Biogeography 47: 760-771. (PDF)
  4. Boyce, A.J., S. Shakya, F.H. Sheldon, R.G. Moyle and T.E. Martin. 2019. Biotic interactions are the dominant drivers of phylogenetic and functional structure in bird communities along a tropical elevational gradient. The Auk 136(4): 1-14. (PDF)
  5. Boyce A.J. and T.E. Martin. 2018. Interspecific aggression among parapatric and sympatric songbirds on a tropical elevational gradient. Behavioral Ecology. (LINK)
  6. Boyce, A.J. 2018. For some tropical birds, home is where the rot is. Frontiers in Ecology & the Environment 16: 420. (PDF)
  7. Martin, T.E., A.J. Boyce, K. Fierro-Calderon, A.E. Mitchell, C. Armstad, J. Mounton, E.E. Bin Soudi. 2017. Nest predation versus thermal benefits of enclosed compared to open nests across latitudes. Functional Ecology 31 (6); 1231-1240 . (PDF).  
  8. Boyce, A.J. and T.E. Martin. 2017. Contrasting latitudinal patterns of life-history divergence in two genera of new world thrushes (Turdinae). Journal of Avian Biology 48 (4); 581-590. (PDF). 
  9. Martin, T.E., J.C. Oteyza, A.J. Boyce, P. Lloyd & R. Ton. 2015. Adult mortality probability and nest predation rates explain parental effort in warming eggs with consequences for embryonic development time. American Naturalist 186. (​PDF)
  10. Boyce, A.J., B.G. Freeman, A.E. Mitchell, and T.E. Martin. 2015. Clutch size declines with elevation in tropical birds. The Auk 132; 424-432. (PDF)
  11. Harris, J.B.C., D.L. Yong, F.H. Sheldon, A.J. Boyce, J.A. Eaton, H. Bernard, A. Biun, A. Langevin, T.E.     Martin, D. Wei. 2012. Using diverse data sources to detect elevational range changes of birds on Mount Kinabalu, Malaysian Borneo. Raffles Bulletin of Zoology 25; 197-247. (PDF)
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