Boelman, N.T., G.P. Asner, P.J. Hart, and R.E. Martin. Uncovering Multi-trophic Biotic Resistance to Biological Invasion in Hawai'i using Bioacoustics, Field Surveys, and Airborne Remote Sensing. Ecological Applications, in press.

Foster, J. T., B. L. Woodworth, L. E. Eggert, P. J. Hart, D. Palmer, D. C. Duffy, and R.C. Fleischer. Avian malaria (Plasmodium relictum) and population genetic structure of Hawaiian Honeycreepers: origins of resistant populations. Molecular Ecology, in press.

Zimmerman,N., R.F. Hughes, S. Cordell, P. Hart, H.K. Chang, D. Perez, R.K. Like, and R. Ostertag. Patterns of primary succession of native and introduced plants in lowland wet forests in Eastern Hawai'i. Biotropica, in press.

Tweed, E., P.M. Gorresen, R.J. Camp, P.J. Hart and T.K. Pratt. 2007. Forest Bird Inventory of the Kahuku Unit of Hawai`i Volcanoes National Park. PCSU Technical Report # 143.

Spiegel, C., P.J. Hart, B. Woodworth, E. Tweed, and J. LeBrun. 2006. Distribution and abundance of forest birds in low altitude habitats on Hawai‘i Island: evidence for range expansion of native species. Bird Conservation International 16:175-185.

Woodworth, B.L., C.T. Atkinson, D.A. LaPointe, P.J. Hart, et al. 2005. Host population persistence in the face of introduced vector-borne diseases: Hawaii amakihi and avian malaria. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 102:1531-1536.

Hart, P.J. and L.A. Freed. 2004. Predator avoidance as a function of flocking in the sexually dichromatic Hawaii Akepa. Journal of Ethology 22:190-196.

Hart, P.J. and L.A. Freed. 2003. Structure and dynamics of mixed-species flocks in a Hawaiian rain forest. The Auk 120:82-95.

Klein, A., P.J. Hart, K. Stumpf, E. Tweed, C. Henneman, C. Spiegel, J. LeBrun, K. McClure, and B. Woodworth. 2003. Nests of Amakihi near sea-level on Hawaii island. Elepaio 63:67-68.

Hart, Patrick J. 2001. Demographic comparisons between high and low density populations of Hawaii Akepa. In J.M. Scott, S. Conant, and C. van Riper III. (editors). Studies in Avian Biology 22:185-193.