Fickle females?

Michael J. Ryan ()
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Michael J. Ryan: Section of Integrative Biology, University of Texas

Nature, 2004, vol. 428, issue 6984, 708-709

Abstract: The courtship of satin bowerbirds is a complicated business. Different parts of a male's display appeal to females of different ages, so age-biased variation might underlie the evolution of these displays.

Date: 2004
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