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A. A. Kimmitt

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h-index: 7
Works: 19
Citations: 109

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Migratory strategy explains differences in timing of female reproductive development in seasonally sympatric songbirds
A. A. Kimmitt, Jack W. Hardman, C. Stricker, E. Ketterson
2019Functional Ecology19 citations Open access
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Females as the gatekeepers to seasonal breeding: what we can learn by studying reproductive mechanisms in both sexes.
A. A. Kimmitt
2020Integrative and Comparative Biology13 citations Open access
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Breeding at higher latitude is associated with higher photoperiodic threshold and delayed reproductive development in a songbird.
Devraj Singh, S. M. Reed, A. A. Kimmitt, K. Alford +3 more
2020Hormones and Behavior12 citations Open access
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Genetic evidence for widespread population size expansion in North American boreal birds prior to the Last Glacial Maximum
A. A. Kimmitt, T. Pegan, Andrew W. Jones, Kristen S. Wacker +7 more
2023Proceedings of the Royal Society B11 citations Open access
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Long-distance seasonal migration to the tropics promotes genetic diversity but not gene flow in boreal birds
T. Pegan, A. A. Kimmitt, B. W. Benz, B. C. Weeks +7 more
2025Nature Ecology & Evolution9 citations Open access
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Plasticity in female timing may explain earlier breeding in a North American songbird.
A. A. Kimmitt, D. Becker, Sara N. Diller, Nicole M. Gerlach +2 more
2022Journal of Animal Ecology8 citations Open access
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Male courtship preference during seasonal sympatry may maintain population divergence
A. A. Kimmitt, S. Dietz, D. Reichard, E. Ketterson
2018Ecology and Evolution7 citations Open access
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The pace of mitochondrial molecular evolution varies with seasonal migration distance
T. Pegan, J. Berv, Eric R. Gulson-Castillo, A. A. Kimmitt +1 more
2023bioRxiv6 citations Open access
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Breeding at higher latitude as measured by stable isotope is associated with higher photoperiod threshold and delayed reproductive development in a songbird
Devraj Singh, Susan R. Reed, A. A. Kimmitt, K. Alford +1 more
2019bioRxiv6 citations Open access
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How Veeries vary: Whole genome sequencing resolves genetic structure in a long-distance migratory bird
A. A. Kimmitt, T. Pegan, A. W. Jones, Kevin Winker +1 more
2023Ornithology5 citations Open access
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Migrant and resident female songbirds differ in gonadal response to upstream stimulation during seasonal sympatry.
A. A. Kimmitt, Ashlee L. Webb, T. Greives, E. Ketterson
2020General and Comparative Endocrinology5 citations
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Seasonally sympatric songbirds that differ in migratory strategy also differ in neuroendocrine measures.
A. A. Kimmitt, David M. Sinkiewicz, E. Ketterson
2019General and Comparative Endocrinology5 citations
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Condition- and context-dependent factors are related to courtship behavior of paired and unpaired males in a socially monogamous songbird
D. Reichard, A. A. Kimmitt, J. Welklin, E. Ketterson
2017The AUK: A Quarterly Journal of Ornithology3 citations Open access
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Comparative Whole Genome Phylogeography Reveals Genetic Distinctiveness of Appalachian Populations of Boreal Songbirds
A. A. Kimmitt, T. Pegan, K. Wacker, A. W. Jones +1 more
2025Evolutionary Applications0 citations Open access
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How Veeries vary: Whole genome sequencing resolves fine-scale genetic structure in a long-distance migratory bird, Catharus fuscescens
A. A. Kimmitt, T. Pegan, Andrew W. Jones, K. Winker +1 more
2023bioRxiv0 citations Open access
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Corrigendum to "Migrant and resident female songbirds differ in gonadal response to upstream stimulation during seasonal sympatry" [General Compar. Endocrinol. 293 (2020) 113469].
A. A. Kimmitt, Ashlee L. Webb, T. Greives, E. Ketterson
2022General and Comparative Endocrinology0 citations
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Circulating hormones and dominance status predict female behavior during courtship in a lekking species.
Alexis D Earl, A. A. Kimmitt, Jessica L. Yorzinski
2022Integrative and Comparative Biology0 citations
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Plasticity in female timing may explain current shifts in breeding phenology of a North American songbird
A. A. Kimmitt, D. Becker, Sara N. Diller, Nicole M. Gerlach +2 more
2021bioRxiv0 citations Open access
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Data for: Seasonally sympatric songbirds that differ in migratory strategy also differ in neuroendocrine metrics
A. A. Kimmitt, David M. Sinkiewicz, E. Ketterson
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