One of the best example of coevolutionaru adaptations is that of the interactions between avian brood parasites and their hosts. Brood parasites lay their eggs in nests of other specieis and leave the job of caring for their young with the hosts. Hosts of brood parasites tend to suffer high reproductive costs as often they raise few of no young of their own, an effect of being parasitizes. For this reason, many hosts have evolved strategies that reduces the cost of parasitism
In the evolution of interspecific social parasites, the shift from facultative to obligate brood par...
Interspecific brood parasites exploit the parental care of host species. This exploitation entails f...
Many host species of avian brood parasites have evolved to recognize and reject foreign eggs and chi...
Krüger O. Cuckoos, cowbirds and hosts: adaptations, trade-offs and constraints. PHILOSOPHICAL TRANSA...
Avian brood parasitism represents a suitable system for studying coevolution, as parasite and host e...
Exploitation of hosts by brood parasitic cuckoos is expected to stimulate a coevolutionary arms race...
Avian parents and social insect colonies are victimized by interspecific brood parasites-cheats that...
Coevolutionary arms races, where adaptations in one party select for counter-adaptations in another ...
SummaryCoevolutionary arms races, where adaptations in one party select for counter-adaptations in a...
The interactions between avian obligate interspecific brood parasites and their hosts provide tracta...
The interactions between avian interspecific brood parasites and their hosts provide tractable and i...
Obligate brood parasites lay all of their eggs in nests of other species, leaving the burden of par...
Coevolution is often invoked as an engine of biological diversity. Avian brood parasites and their h...
Coevolutionary arms races between brood parasites and hosts involve genetic adaptations and counter-...
Coevolution is often invoked as an engine of biological diversity. Avian brood parasites and their h...
In the evolution of interspecific social parasites, the shift from facultative to obligate brood par...
Interspecific brood parasites exploit the parental care of host species. This exploitation entails f...
Many host species of avian brood parasites have evolved to recognize and reject foreign eggs and chi...
Krüger O. Cuckoos, cowbirds and hosts: adaptations, trade-offs and constraints. PHILOSOPHICAL TRANSA...
Avian brood parasitism represents a suitable system for studying coevolution, as parasite and host e...
Exploitation of hosts by brood parasitic cuckoos is expected to stimulate a coevolutionary arms race...
Avian parents and social insect colonies are victimized by interspecific brood parasites-cheats that...
Coevolutionary arms races, where adaptations in one party select for counter-adaptations in another ...
SummaryCoevolutionary arms races, where adaptations in one party select for counter-adaptations in a...
The interactions between avian obligate interspecific brood parasites and their hosts provide tracta...
The interactions between avian interspecific brood parasites and their hosts provide tractable and i...
Obligate brood parasites lay all of their eggs in nests of other species, leaving the burden of par...
Coevolution is often invoked as an engine of biological diversity. Avian brood parasites and their h...
Coevolutionary arms races between brood parasites and hosts involve genetic adaptations and counter-...
Coevolution is often invoked as an engine of biological diversity. Avian brood parasites and their h...
In the evolution of interspecific social parasites, the shift from facultative to obligate brood par...
Interspecific brood parasites exploit the parental care of host species. This exploitation entails f...
Many host species of avian brood parasites have evolved to recognize and reject foreign eggs and chi...