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Rebekah Soanes, Auteur ; Anne Peters, Auteur ; Kaspar Delhey, Auteur ; J. Sean Doody, AuteurThe attributes of a nest-site that a bird selects may be influenced by the potential predator species present, as different types of predator use different foraging strategies and sensory cues to locate nests. However, in many studies of avian n[...]
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Ralf H. J. M. Kurvers, Auteur ; Kaspar Delhey, Auteur ; Mark L. Roberts, Auteur ; Anne Peters, Auteur
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Kaspar Delhey, Auteur ; Martin Carrizo, Auteur ; Lucas Verniere, Auteur ; Bettina Mahler, Auteur ; Anne Peters, AuteurCosts imposed by brood parasitic birds exert strong selection on their hosts to avoid parasitism. While egg rejection is a common defence, nestling rejection is rarer and less well understood. Theoretical models suggest that among non-evicting p[...]
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Janet L. Gardner, Auteur ; Tatsuya Amano, Auteur ; Patrica R. Y. Backwell, Auteur ; Karen Ikin, Auteur ; William J. Sutherland, Auteur ; Anne Peters, AuteurAlongside well researched shifts in species' distributions and phenology, reduction in the body size of organisms has been suggested as a third universal response to contemporary climate change. Despite mounting evidence for declining body size,[...]
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Angelika Poesel, Auteur ; Torben Dabelsteen, Auteur ; Safi-Kirstine Darden, Auteur ; Kaspar Delhey, Auteur ; Anne Peters, AuteurMultiple phenotypic traits can affect the outcome of interactions among territorial animals. Individuals may use current and previously acquired information on phenotypic traits to assess the competitive ability of opponents and adjust the stren[...]
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Anne Peters, Auteur ; Mark L. Roberts, Auteur ; Ralf H. J. M. Kurvers, Auteur ; Kaspar Delhey, AuteurA number of mechanisms are responsible for producing the variation in natural colours, and these need not act in isolation. A recent hypothesis states that carotenoid-based coloration, in addition to carotenoid availability, is also enhanced by [...]
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Anne Peters, AuteurWhen selection strongly favours a testosterone-dependent trait in males, and this trait is not beneficial to females, a correlated response to selection in females, which also circulate some testosterone, could slow the rate of evolution in male[...]
