Robinson, 1986 - Google Patents
Benefits, costs, and determinants of dominance in a polygynous orioleRobinson, 1986
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- 2466530582422454350
- Author
- Robinson S
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- Publication venue
- Animal Behaviour
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In southeastern Peru, males of the yellow-rumped cacique (Icterinae: Cacicus cela L.) gather at colony sites where they display and compete for dominance. However, because mating takes place away from the colony, males can only be assured of paternity if they consort with …
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