Females with Increased Costs Maintain Reproductive Output: A Field Experiment in A Common Songbird.
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DOI: 10.1093/icb/icad042
Abstract: Reproduction and self-maintenance are energetically costly activities involved in classic life history trade-offs. However, few studies have measured the responses of wild organisms to simultaneous changes in reproductive and self-maintenance costs, which may have interactive… read more here.
Keywords: increased costs; size; reproductive output; self maintenance ... See more keywords