Experiments on the control of deceptive signals of status in white-crowned sparrows

Keywords

Plumage, Biology, Sparrow, Zoology, Captivity

References

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• Minimizing the cost of competition in the black-crested titmouse: status signaling, dominance, and foraging behaviorPhilip S. Queller — 2014
• THE SOCIAL STRUCTURE OF CAPTIVE CAPE SPARROW FLOCKSRob Slotow, Wendy Goodfriend, G. L. Maclean — 1993
• The throat badge as a status signal in juvenile male willow titsParus montanusOlav Hogstad, Rolf Terje Kroglund — 1993
• Age-related dominance in male dark-eyed juncos: effects of plumage and prior residenceRebecca L. Holberton, Ralph Hanano, Kenneth P. Able — 1990
• Variation in Black Bib of the Eurasian Siskin (Carduelis spinus) and Its Role as a Reliable Badge of DominanceJuan Carlos Señar, José Luís Copete, Neil B. Metcalfe — 1993
• Status signalling and the ability to recognize dominants: an experiment with siskins (Carduelis spinus)Juan Carlos Señar, M. Camerino — 1998
• When Should Avian Parents Differentially Provision Sons and Daughters?Judy A. Stamps — 1990
• Social control and physiological cost of cheating in status signalling male house sparrows (Passer domesticus)Guillermo González, Gabriele Sorci, Linda C. Smith — 2002
• Status signalling in dark-eyed juncos, Junco hyemails: plumage manipulations and hormonal correlates of dominanceRebecca L. Holberton, Kenneth P. Able, John C. Wingfield — 1989
• "Trojan Sparrows": Evolutionary Consequences of Dishonest Invasion for the Badges-of-Status ModelIan R. Hartley — 1991
• Epaulet Size and Current Condition in Red-Winged Blackbirds: Examining a Semistatic Signal, Testosterone, Immune Function, and ParasitesLoren Merrill, Tara E. Stewart, Paulina L. González‐Gómez — 2014
• Dishonest signalling in a fiddler crabPatricia R.Y. Backwell, John H. Christy, Steven R. Telford — 2000
• Resource value and the context dependence of receiver behaviourElizabeth A. Tibbetts — 2008
• Is honesty the best policy? Testing signal reliability in fiddler crabs when receiver‐dependent costs are highCandice L. Bywater, Robbie S. Wilson — 2012
• Oxidative damage in relation to a female plumage badge: evidence for signalling costsJuan Moreno, Alberto Velando, Rafael Ruiz‐de‐Castañeda — 2013
• Are white-crowned sparrow badges reliable signals?Zachary M. Laubach, Daniel T. Blumstein, L. Michael Romero — 2013
• Plumage variability functions for status signalling in least aukletsIan L. Jones — 1990
• The influence of age and access to females on dominance in captive male brown-headed cowbirds (Molothrus ater)Kevin L. Teather, Patrick J. Weatherhead — 1995
• Social Inertia and Hormonal Control of Aggression and Dominance in White-Throated SparrowsManee Archawaranon ., Lorna Dove, R. Haven Wiley — 1991

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