Add to ORKGSex-specific effects of altered competition on nestling growth and survival: an experimental manipulation of brood size and sex rati
In diverse taxa, offspring solicit parental care using complex displays, which may evolve as reliabl...
In groups of the cooperatively breeding laughing kookaburra (Dacelo novaeguineae), offspring sex var...
The trade-off between brood size and offspring quality, as predicted by life history theory, has bee...
1. An increase of competition among adults or nestlings usually negatively affects breeding output. ...
An increase of competition among adults or nestlings usually negatively affects breeding output. Yet...
Sex allocation strategies are believed to evolve in response to variation in fitness costs and benef...
In sexually size dimorphic species, individuals of the larger sex often suffer from enhanced mortali...
In sexually size dimorphic species, individuals of the larger sex often suffer from enhanced mortali...
In sexually size dimorphic species, individuals of the larger sex often suffer from enhanced mortali...
Biased mortality of the larger sex during the early developmental period has been reported for a num...
Biased mortality of the larger sex during the early developmental period has been reported for a num...
The sex-dependent effect of environmental conditions on nestlings has been extensively studied in si...
Sex allocation theory predicts that females should bias their reproductive investment towards the se...
Biased mortality of the larger sex during the early developmental period has been reported for a num...
In avian species, maternal provisioning to the eggs is predicted to be more valuable for the offspri...
In diverse taxa, offspring solicit parental care using complex displays, which may evolve as reliabl...
In groups of the cooperatively breeding laughing kookaburra (Dacelo novaeguineae), offspring sex var...
The trade-off between brood size and offspring quality, as predicted by life history theory, has bee...
1. An increase of competition among adults or nestlings usually negatively affects breeding output. ...
An increase of competition among adults or nestlings usually negatively affects breeding output. Yet...
Sex allocation strategies are believed to evolve in response to variation in fitness costs and benef...
In sexually size dimorphic species, individuals of the larger sex often suffer from enhanced mortali...
In sexually size dimorphic species, individuals of the larger sex often suffer from enhanced mortali...
In sexually size dimorphic species, individuals of the larger sex often suffer from enhanced mortali...
Biased mortality of the larger sex during the early developmental period has been reported for a num...
Biased mortality of the larger sex during the early developmental period has been reported for a num...
The sex-dependent effect of environmental conditions on nestlings has been extensively studied in si...
Sex allocation theory predicts that females should bias their reproductive investment towards the se...
Biased mortality of the larger sex during the early developmental period has been reported for a num...
In avian species, maternal provisioning to the eggs is predicted to be more valuable for the offspri...
In diverse taxa, offspring solicit parental care using complex displays, which may evolve as reliabl...
In groups of the cooperatively breeding laughing kookaburra (Dacelo novaeguineae), offspring sex var...
The trade-off between brood size and offspring quality, as predicted by life history theory, has bee...