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Juan Manuel Peralta-Sanchez, Auteur ; Manuel Martin-Vivaldi, Auteur ; Antonio Manuel Martin-Platero, Auteur ; Manuel Martinez-Bueno, Auteur ; Marta Onate, Auteur ; Magdalena Ruiz-Rodríguez, Auteur ; Juan Jose Soler, AuteurSelection pressures due to parasitism play an important role in driving the evolution of life history traits of birds in general and of behaviour at the nest in particular. Eggshell bacterial load has been shown to predict hatching failure (i.e.[...]
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Manuel Martin-Vivaldi, Auteur ; Juan Jose Soler, Auteur ; Anders Pape Moller, Auteur ; Tomas Perez-Contreras, Auteur ; Manuel Soler, AuteurThe intensity of selection exerted by brood parasites on their hosts depends on the proportion of nests that are parasitized and the fitness costs of parasitism. Nest detection by brood parasites influences the probability of parasitism, and we [...]
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David Martín-Gálvez, Auteur ; Liesbeth de Neve, Auteur ; Tomas Perez-Contreras, Auteur ; Manuel Soler, Auteur ; Juan Gabriel Martinez, Auteur ; Juan Jose Soler, AuteurBrood parasitic nestlings usually exhibit an exaggerated begging behaviour, which is mainly attributed to reduced inclusive fitness costs since they typically share the nest with unrelated individuals. However, energetic costs also constrain beg[...]
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Juan Diego Ibanez-Alamo, Auteur ; Magdalena Ruiz-Rodríguez, Auteur ; Juan Jose Soler, AuteurNestlings of many bird species produce fecal sacs, excrements encapsulated within a mucous covering. Although it facilitates parents' removal of feces from nests, which would improve hygienic conditions for developing nestlings, no functional (i[...]
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Manuel Martin-Vivaldi, Auteur ; Magdalena Ruiz-Rodríguez, Auteur ; Juan Jose Soler, Auteur ; Juan Manuel Peralta-Sanchez, Auteur ; María Méndez, Auteur ; Eva Valdivia, Auteur ; Antonio Manuel Martin-Platero, Auteur ; Manuel Martinez-Bueno, AuteurThe uropygial glands of birds serve multiple functions, and there is great interspecific variability in the composition and properties of their secretions. A special case is the secretion in the hoopoes Upupa epops, and green woodhoopoes Phoenic[...]
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Manuel Soler, Auteur ; Tomas Perez-Contreras, Auteur ; Juan Jose Soler, AuteurBrood parasites rely entirely on the parental care of host species to raise the parasitic nestlings until independence. The reproductive success of avian brood parasites depends on finding host nests at a suitable stage (i.e. during egg laying) [...]
