AVIS-IBIS

Birds of Indian Subcontinent

Literature

Authors	Year	Title
Bart, J, Tornes, A	1989	Importance of Monogamous Male Birds in Determining Reproductive Success: Evidence for House Wrens and a Review of Male-Removal Studies
Brumm, H	2009	Song Amplitude and Body Size in Birds
BUCHANAN, KL, Evans, MR, Goldsmith, AR	2003	Testosterone, Dominance Signalling and Immunosuppression in the House Sparrow, Passer domesticus
Ciuti, S, Apollonio, M	2008	Ecological Sexual Segregation in Fallow Deer (Dama dama): A Multispatial and Multitemporal Approach
Emlen, ST, Wrege, PH	1989	A Test of Alternate Hypotheses for Helping Behavior in White-Fronted Bee-Eaters of Kenya
Goerlich, VC, Dijkstra, C, Groothuis, TGG	2010	No Evidence for Selective Follicle Abortion Underlying Primary Sex Ratio Adjustment in Pigeons
Höglund, J, Kålås, JAtle, Fiske, P	1992	The Costs of Secondary Sexual Characters in the Lekking Great Snipe (Gallinago media)
Lennartz, MR, Hooper, RG, Harlow, RF	1987	Sociality and Cooperative Breeding of Red-Cockaded Woodpeckers, Picoides borealis
Moksnes, A, Røskaft, E	1989	Adaptations of Meadow Pipits to Parasitism by the Common Cuckoo
MØLLER, ANDERSPAPE	2002	Parent-Offspring Resemblance in Degree of Sociality in a Passerine Bird
Peters, A, Delhey, K, Goymann, W, Kempenaers, B	2006	Age-Dependent Association between Testosterone and Crown UV Coloration in Male Blue Tits (Parus caeruleus)
Roulin, A	2001	Food Supply Differentially Affects Sibling Negotiation and Competition in the Barn Owl (Tyto alba)
Safran, RJ	2007	Settlement patterns of female barn swallows Hirundo rustica across different group sizes: access to colorful males or favored nests?
Searcy, WA, Anderson, RC, Nowicki, S	2008	Is Bird Song a Reliable Signal of Aggressive Intent? A Reply
Wagner, RH, Schug, MD, Morton, ES	1996	Condition-Dependent Control of Paternity by Female Purple Martins: Implications for Coloniality
Westerdahl, H, Bensch, S, HANSSON, BENGT, Hasselquist, D, von Schantz, T	2000	Brood Sex Ratios, Female Harem Status and Resources for Nestling Provisioning in the Great Reed Warbler (Acrocephalus arundinaceus)