Conspecific nest-raiding directs more at dominant breeders in the azure-winged magpie
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DOI: 10.1093/cz/zoac008
Abstract: Conspecific animals in the wild use limited resources—such as food, nest site, and mating opportunities—very differently (Shuster and Wade 2003), which has been widely considered a consequence of phenotypic diversity (Shuster 2010). For instance, breeding… read more here.
Keywords: breeding individuals; winged magpie; conspecific; conspecific nest ... See more keywords