Parental Risk-Taking Behaviour and Nest Defence during the Nestling Rearing Stage in Northern House Wrens Troglodytes aedon
Risk-taking behaviour of short lived nesting birds is often explained in relation to the reproductive value of offspring (the reproductive value hypothesis) and the harm that the absence of parental care can cause to nestlings (risk of harm-to-offspring hypothesis). The reproductive value hypothesis...
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