Calling in the heat: the zebra finch incubation call depends on heat AND reproductive stage—a comment on McDiarmid et al. 2018
Mylene M Mariette and
Katherine L Buchanan
Behavioral Ecology, 2019, vol. 30, issue 3, e1-e3
Abstract:
We reanalysed McDiarmid et al data and showed that, contrary to their title, “calling in the heat” increases considerably in late incubation. This dataset independently confirms our previous findings, which raises interesting questions concerning the evolution of this signal of heat stress to embryos.
Date: 2019
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