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Endocrine and molecular regulation of seasonal avian immune function. [PDF]
Sur S, Tiwari J, Malik S, Stevenson T.
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Effectiveness of multi-component, dynamic begging displays as honest signals of nestling hunger. [PDF]
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Climatic Variability Threatens Population Growth and Persistence of a Declining Grassland Songbird. [PDF]
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No Sex-Differences in Learning Trap-Gap Problems in Zebra Finches. [PDF]
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Continental-scale behavioral response of birds to a total solar eclipse. [PDF]
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Comparative osteology of the skull of cowbirds (Icteridae: Molothrus )
Journal of MorphologyAbstract Detailed osteological descriptions of the craniomandibular complex of passerine birds are lacking for most species, limiting our understanding of their diversity and evolution. Cowbirds (genus Molothrus ) are a small but widespread group of New World nine‐primaried ...
Raúl O. Gómez +1 more
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Estrogen Synthesis and Secretion in the Brown-Headed Cowbird (Molothrus ater)
General and Comparative Endocrinology, 1997Estrogens exert profound effects on vertebrate physiology and behavior. In most vertebrates, including birds, estrogens derived from ovarian tissue circulate at high levels during discrete periods of reproductive activity, and estrogen levels in males are low. In some songbirds (Passeriformes) plasma estrogens are high in both males and females. In the
C J, Saldanha, B A, Schlinger
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The cultural transmission of courtship patterns in cowbirds,Molothrus ater
Animal Behaviour, 1998In this study, I tested whether the courtship behaviours that facilitate patterns of assortative pairing and mating could be culturally transmitted across generations of brown-headed cowbirds. In an earlier study, I housed a first generation of young South Dakota cowbirds in one of two cultural backgrounds: (1) with adult social models from the same ...
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