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Anna C. Tisdale, Auteur ; John Anthony Jones, Auteur ; Kyle R. Aldinger, Auteur ; Marja H. Bakermans, Auteur ; Jeffery L. Larkin, Auteur ; D. J. McNeil, Auteur ; Curtis G. Smalling, Auteur ; Lynn Siefferman, Auteur
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Alexandra B. Bentz, Auteur ; Lynn Siefferman, AuteurMales of many bird species exhibit delayed plumage maturation (DPM), a condition in which young individuals display an immature plumage. Several adaptive hypotheses have been suggested for the signaling utility of DPM in males. Tree swallows Tac[...]
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John A. Jones, Auteur ; Lynn Siefferman, Auteur
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Nathan Soley, Auteur ; Lynn Siefferman, Auteur ; Kristen J. Navara, Auteur ; Geoffrey E. Hill, Auteur
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Lynn Siefferman, Auteur ; Matthew D. Shawkey, Auteur ; Reed Bowman, Auteur ; Glen E. Woolfenden, AuteurThe Florida Scrub-Jay is a monogamous cooperative breeder in which both males and females display extensive structurally based blue plumage. Juveniles of this species exhibit blue tail and wing feathers that they begin growing as nestlings, and [...]
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Yi-Ping Wang, Auteur ; Lynn Siefferman, Auteur ; Yuan-Jyun Wang, Auteur ; Tzung-Su Ding, Auteur ; Chyi-Rong Chiou, Auteur ; Bao-Sen Shieh, Auteur ; Fu-Shung Hsu, Auteur ; Hsiao-Wei Yuan, AuteurFor birds that excavate their own nest burrows, the availability of suitable nest sites and substrates may influence the number and density of breeding birds. However, few studies of burrow-nesting birds have experimentally manipulated nest site[...]
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Thomas J. Robinson, Auteur ; Lynn Siefferman, Auteur ; Alexandra B. Bentz, Auteur ; Thomas S. Risch, AuteurThe fitness-related consequences of egg size, independent of the influences of parental quality, are poorly understood in altricial birds. Not only can egg size and parental quality influence growth and survival, but each could influence the dev[...]
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Lynn Siefferman, Auteur ; Geoffrey E. Hill, AuteurIn species with bi-parental care, individuals must partition energy between parental effort and mating effort. Typically, female songbirds invest more than males in reproductive activities such as egg-laying and incubation, but males invest more[...]
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Amanda Doyle, Auteur ; Lynn Siefferman, AuteurAlthough the condition-dependence and signaling function of ornamental plumage coloration among adult males is well studied, less research has focused on the information content of ornamental coloration among juvenile birds. Eastern Bluebird (Si[...]
