AVIS-IBIS

Birds of Indian Subcontinent

Literature

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Eens, M, Pinxten, R1996Female European starlings increase their copulation solicitation rate when faced with the risk of polygyny
Eens, M, Pinxten, R1995Inter-Sexual Conflicts over Copulations in the European Starling: Evidence for the Female Mate-Guarding Hypothesis
Eens, M, Pinxten, R1993Female starlings sharing the same nestbox
Eens, M, Pinxten, R1990Extra-pair courtship in the Starling Sturnus vulgaris
Eens, M, Pinxten, R, KEMPENAERS, BART1995Do female tree swallows guard their mates by copulating frequently? A comment on Whittingham et al.
Eens, M, Pinxten, R, Verheyen, RFrans1993Function of the Song and Song Repertoire in the European Starling (Sturnus vulgaris): An Aviary Experiment
Eens, M, Pinxten, R, Verheyen, RFrans1992Song learning in captive European starlings, Sturnus vulgaris
Eens, M, Pinxten, R, Verheyen, RFrans1992No overlap in song repertoire size between yearling and older Starlings Sturnus vulgaris
Eens, M, Pinxten, R, Verheyen, RFrans1991Male Song as a Cue for Mate Choice in the European Starling
Pavlova, D, Pinxten, R, Eens, M2005Female Song in European Starlings: Sex Differences, Complexity, and Composition
Pinxten, R, Eens, M1997Copulation and mate-guarding patterns in polygynous European starlings,
Pinxten, R, Eens, M1998Male Starlings Sing Most in the Late Morning, following Egg-Laying: A Strategy to Protect Their Paternity?
Pinxten, R, Eens, M1994Male Feeding of Nestlings in the Facultatively Polygynous European Starling: Allocation Patterns and Effect on Female Reproductive Success
Pinxten, R, Eens, M1990Polygyny in the european starling: effect on female reproductive success
Pinxten, R, Eens, M, Verheyen, RFrans1995Response of Male European Starlings to Experimental Removal of Their Mate during Different Stages of the Breeding Cycle
Pinxten, R, Eens, M, Verheyen, RF1991Responses of male starlings to experimental intraspecific brood parasitism
Pinxten, R, Eens, M, Verheyen, RFrans1990Intermediate clutches in the Starling ( Sturnus vulgaris ): replacement clutches, additional clutches of polygynous males or late first clutches?
Pinxten, R, Eens, M, Verheyen, RF1989Polygyny in the European Starling
Pinxten, R, Hanotte, O, Eens, M, Verheyen, RFrans, Dhondt, AA, Burke, T1993Extra-pair paternity and intraspecific brood parasitism in the European starling, Sturnus vulgaris: evidence from DNA fingerprinting
Pinxten, R, De Ridder, E, Balthazart, J, Berghman, L, Eens, M2000The Effect of Castration on Aggression in the Nonbreeding Season Is Age-Dependent in Male European Starlings
De Ridder, E, Pinxten, R, Eens, M2000Experimental Evidence of a Testosterone-Induced Shift from Paternal to Mating Behaviour in a Facultatively Polygynous Songbird
De Ridder, E, Pinxten, R, Mees, V, Eens, M2002Short- and Long-Term Effects of Male-Like Concentrations of Testosterone on Female European Starlings (Sturnus vulgaris)
van Elsacker, L, Pinxten, R, Verheyen, RFrans1988Timing of Offspring Recognition in Adult Starlings
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