Editorial Board
Editor-in-Chief
1 member
PhD.
Lucia Mentesana
Editor-in-Chief
Lab Ornitología, Facultad de Ciencias & Max Planck de Comportamiento Animal
I hold a bachelor’s degree in biology from the University of Buenos Aires (Argentina) and a PhD from the University of Konstanz (Germany). I am interested in understanding how and why phenotypic variation among individuals is maintained over time; to this end, I conduct research that integrates questions of behavior, physiology, ecology, and evolution, using wild birds as model organisms. Currently, I direct the Ornithology Laboratory (Uruguay) and serve as editor-in-chief of El Hornero.
Associate Editor
1 member
Associate Editors
20 members
English Editors
7 members
PhD.
Glenn Cockburn
English Editors
BirdlIfe International
PhD.
Maria G. Smith
English Editors
Cornell Lab of Ornithology
M.Sc.
Bruce Peterjohn
English Editors
Retired Chief US Bird Banding Laboratory
M.Sc.
Abigail Williams
English Editors
University of Oxford
M.Sc.
Molly Watson
English Editors
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Bachellor
Gaven Phoenix Peggs Mata
English Editors
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Format Reviewers
9 members
Mikaela Cúparo
Format Reviewers
Estudiante, FCIEN-UdelaR
Pablo Fernandez
Format Reviewers
Estudiante, FCIEN-UdelaR
PhD.
Paula Garrido
Format Reviewers
IADIZA-CONICET
PhD.
Jorgelina Guido
Format Reviewers
Dirección Regional Patagonia Norte APN
M.Sc.
Noelle Rivas Ortiz
Format Reviewers
FCIEN-UdelaR
Lucas A. Pereira
Format Reviewers
Estudiante FCEN UNCuyo, Argentina
Eng.
Guadalupe Mantovan
Format Reviewers
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Bachellor
Rosario Panasiti Ros
Format Reviewers
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PhD.
Flavia Barzan
Format Reviewers
CICyTTP-CONICET, Entre Ríos, Argentina
Director of Scientific Journals
1 member
Cynthia holds a bachelor’s degree and a PhD in Biological Sciences from the University of Buenos Aires. She completed postdoctoral studies at Princeton University, where she remains affiliated as a researcher. Her research focuses on the behavioral ecology and reproductive biology of birds, with a special interest in social and mating systems, cooperative breeding, and brood parasitism. She is the Director of the Scientific Department at Aves Argentinas, as well as the scientific editor of Birds of the World and an associate editor of Ornithology.
Communication & Format Review
1 member
Milagros earned her degree in biology from the National University of Cuyo, where her fascination with birds began. She completed her doctoral research on the effects of nest predation on the life history traits of the Brown Mouse in the Uspallata area of Mendoza. She currently works as a communications specialist in the Scientific Department at Aves Argentinas.
Graphic & Web Design
1 member
Something about me? Simple: I’m passionate about birds. I’m a birdwatcher (eBirder), which recently led me to move to Oceania in search of new adventures. My goal in life is to observe as many bird species as possible and work toward their conservation. While I enjoy fieldwork, my focus is on design, development, and digital innovation for initiatives that have a positive impact on the world.
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