Pavel Linhart

Personal data

Name: Pavel
Surname: Linhart
Born: 1983, Varnsdorf, Czech Republic

Contacts

E-mail: pavel.linhart83@gmail.com
IM-ICQ: 283760728
Skype: pygmy83
Mobil: +420775394684

Occupation

Institute of Animal Science: Assistant researcher
University of South Bohemia, České Budějovice, Faculty of Science: Assistant Researcher

Skills and hobbies

Hobbies: whatever relating to sound and music, on foot travelling, modern dance, street performances

Theses

Linhart P (in process)
Song-based assessment between  rivals in male-male interactions in songbirds
PhD thesis

Linhart P (2007, in Czech)
Mezidruhová agresivita lindušky luční (Anthus pratensis) a bramborníčka hnědého (Saxicola rubetra)
MSc thesis (pdf, 2MB)

Internships

24.10. – 18.12.2010. Institute of Biology, Leiden, Netherlands
8.11. – 4.12.2009. Institute of Biology, Leiden, Netherlands

Publications

Linhart P, Fuchs R, Slabbekoorn H (submitted)
The communicative significance of song frequency and length in territorial chiffchaffs

Linhart P, Fuchs R, Poláková S, Slabbekoorn H (submitted)
Once bitten twice shy: Long-term behavioural changes caused by trapping experience in willow warblers

Linhart P, Jaška P, Fuchs R (submitted)
Syllable rate increase in aggressive context: signal or by-product?

Petrusková T, Osiejuk TS, Linhart P, Petrusek A (2008)
Structure and complexity of perched and flight songs of the tree pipit (Anthus trivialis)
Annales Zoologici Fennici, 45, 135-148.

Linhart P, Jaška P, Poláková S, Fuchs R, Slabbekoorn H (2011)
The long-term memory in willow warbler: Never fly into same mist net twice
2nd ToK conference of CompCog meeting, July 2011, Prague, Czech Republic. Poster. (pdf 2,5MB)

Linhart P. 2009
Rival assessment in chiffchaff: Effect of frequency and length of the song (Oral presentatin)
Annual Meeting of the Netherlands Society for Behavioural Biology. November 2009, Dalfsen, Netherlands.

Linhart P, Fuchs R (2008)
Willow warbler males (Phylloscopus trochilus) assess a rival’s fighting ability by the frequency of his song.
Janik, V., Clayton, N. & Zuberbühler, K. (Eds.): Vocal communication in birds and mammals, St. Andrews, Scotland 2008. Book of abstracts: p.34. Poster