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NESTLING COMPETITION, RATHER THAN SUPERNORMAL STIMULUS, EXPLAINS THE SUCCESS OF PARASITIC BROWN-HEADED COWBIRD CHICKS IN YELLOW WARBLER NESTS
Authors: LICHTENSTEIN G SEALY SG
Citation: G. Lichtenstein et Sg. Sealy, NESTLING COMPETITION, RATHER THAN SUPERNORMAL STIMULUS, EXPLAINS THE SUCCESS OF PARASITIC BROWN-HEADED COWBIRD CHICKS IN YELLOW WARBLER NESTS, Proceedings - Royal Society. Biological Sciences, 265(1392), 1998, pp. 249-254
ADULT BROOD PARASITES FEEDING NESTLINGS AND FLEDGLINGS OF THEIR OWN SPECIES - A REVIEW
Authors: LORENZANA JC SEALY SG
Citation: Jc. Lorenzana et Sg. Sealy, ADULT BROOD PARASITES FEEDING NESTLINGS AND FLEDGLINGS OF THEIR OWN SPECIES - A REVIEW, Journal of field ornithology, 69(3), 1998, pp. 364-375
NESTING BIOLOGY OF THE BAIRD SPARROW IN SOUTHWESTERN MANITOBA
Authors: DAVIS SK SEALY SG
Citation: Sk. Davis et Sg. Sealy, NESTING BIOLOGY OF THE BAIRD SPARROW IN SOUTHWESTERN MANITOBA, The Wilson bulletin, 110(2), 1998, pp. 262-270
SHORT INCUBATION PERIODS OF BROWN-HEADED COWBIRDS - HOW DO COWBIRD EGGS HATCH BEFORE YELLOW WARBLER EGGS
Authors: MCMASTER DG SEALY SG
Citation: Dg. Mcmaster et Sg. Sealy, SHORT INCUBATION PERIODS OF BROWN-HEADED COWBIRDS - HOW DO COWBIRD EGGS HATCH BEFORE YELLOW WARBLER EGGS, The Condor, 100(1), 1998, pp. 102-111
GENETIC-ANALYSIS OF BROWN-HEADED COWBIRDS MOLOTHRUS ATER RAISED BY DIFFERENT HOSTS - DATA FROM MTDNA AND MICROSATELLITE DNA MARKERS
Authors: GIBBS HL MILLER P ALDERSON G SEALY SG
Citation: Hl. Gibbs et al., GENETIC-ANALYSIS OF BROWN-HEADED COWBIRDS MOLOTHRUS ATER RAISED BY DIFFERENT HOSTS - DATA FROM MTDNA AND MICROSATELLITE DNA MARKERS, Molecular ecology, 6(2), 1997, pp. 189-193
DOES NEST DEFENSE DETER OR FACILITATE COWBIRD PARASITISM - A TEST OF THE NESTING-CUE HYPOTHESIS
Authors: GILL SA GRIEEF PM STAIB LM SEALY SG
Citation: Sa. Gill et al., DOES NEST DEFENSE DETER OR FACILITATE COWBIRD PARASITISM - A TEST OF THE NESTING-CUE HYPOTHESIS, Ethology, 103(1), 1997, pp. 56-71
FEEDING OF NESTLING AND FLEDGLING BROOD PARASITES BY INDIVIDUALS OTHER THAN THE FOSTER PARENTS - A REVIEW
Authors: SEALY SG LORENZANA JC
Citation: Sg. Sealy et Jc. Lorenzana, FEEDING OF NESTLING AND FLEDGLING BROOD PARASITES BY INDIVIDUALS OTHER THAN THE FOSTER PARENTS - A REVIEW, Canadian journal of zoology, 75(11), 1997, pp. 1739-1752
HOST-EGG REMOVAL BY BROWN-HEADED COWBIRDS - A TEST OF THE HOST INCUBATION LIMIT HYPOTHESIS
Authors: MCMASTER DG SEALY SG
Citation: Dg. Mcmaster et Sg. Sealy, HOST-EGG REMOVAL BY BROWN-HEADED COWBIRDS - A TEST OF THE HOST INCUBATION LIMIT HYPOTHESIS, The Auk, 114(2), 1997, pp. 212-220
HOST RESPONSES TO COWBIRDS NEAR THE NEST - CUES FOR RECOGNITION
Authors: GILL SA NEUDORF DL SEALY SG
Citation: Sa. Gill et al., HOST RESPONSES TO COWBIRDS NEAR THE NEST - CUES FOR RECOGNITION, Animal behaviour, 53, 1997, pp. 1287-1293
NEST DEFENSE BY YELLOW WARBLERS - RECOGNITION OF A BROOD PARASITE ANDAN AVIAN NEST PREDATOR
Authors: GILL SA SEALY SG
Citation: Sa. Gill et Sg. Sealy, NEST DEFENSE BY YELLOW WARBLERS - RECOGNITION OF A BROOD PARASITE ANDAN AVIAN NEST PREDATOR, Behaviour, 133, 1996, pp. 263-282
EVOLUTION OF HOST DEFENSES AGAINST BROOD PARASITISM - IMPLICATIONS OFPUNCTURE-EJECTION BY A SMALL PASSERINE
Authors: SEALY SG
Citation: Sg. Sealy, EVOLUTION OF HOST DEFENSES AGAINST BROOD PARASITISM - IMPLICATIONS OFPUNCTURE-EJECTION BY A SMALL PASSERINE, The Auk, 113(2), 1996, pp. 346-355
LOW-FREQUENCY OF OBSERVED COWBIRD PARASITISM ON EASTERN KINGBIRDS - HOST REJECTION, EFFECTIVE NEST DEFENSE, OR PARASITE AVOIDANCE
Authors: SEALY SG BAZIN RC
Citation: Sg. Sealy et Rc. Bazin, LOW-FREQUENCY OF OBSERVED COWBIRD PARASITISM ON EASTERN KINGBIRDS - HOST REJECTION, EFFECTIVE NEST DEFENSE, OR PARASITE AVOIDANCE, Behavioral ecology, 6(2), 1995, pp. 140-145
RAPID LAYING BY BROWN-HEADED COWBIRDS MOLOTHRUS ATER AND OTHER PARASITIC BIRDS
Authors: SEALY SG NEUDORF DL HILL DP
Citation: Sg. Sealy et al., RAPID LAYING BY BROWN-HEADED COWBIRDS MOLOTHRUS ATER AND OTHER PARASITIC BIRDS, Ibis, 137(1), 1995, pp. 76-84
MALE NORTHERN ORIOLES EJECT COWBIRD EGGS - IMPLICATIONS FOR THE EVOLUTION OF REJECTION BEHAVIOR
Authors: SEALY SG NEUDORF DL
Citation: Sg. Sealy et Dl. Neudorf, MALE NORTHERN ORIOLES EJECT COWBIRD EGGS - IMPLICATIONS FOR THE EVOLUTION OF REJECTION BEHAVIOR, The Condor, 97(2), 1995, pp. 369-375
BURIAL OF COWBIRD EGGS BY PARASITIZED YELLOW WARBLERS - AN EMPIRICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL-STUDY
Authors: SEALY SG
Citation: Sg. Sealy, BURIAL OF COWBIRD EGGS BY PARASITIZED YELLOW WARBLERS - AN EMPIRICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL-STUDY, Animal behaviour, 49(4), 1995, pp. 877-889
SUNRISE NEST ATTENTIVENESS IN COWBIRD HOSTS
Authors: NEUDORF DL SEALY SG
Citation: Dl. Neudorf et Sg. Sealy, SUNRISE NEST ATTENTIVENESS IN COWBIRD HOSTS, The Condor, 96(1), 1994, pp. 162-169
OBSERVED ACTS OF EGG DESTRUCTION, EGG REMOVAL, AND PREDATION ON NESTSOF PASSERINE BIRDS AT DELTA MARSH, MANITOBA
Authors: SEALY SG
Citation: Sg. Sealy, OBSERVED ACTS OF EGG DESTRUCTION, EGG REMOVAL, AND PREDATION ON NESTSOF PASSERINE BIRDS AT DELTA MARSH, MANITOBA, Canadian field-naturalist, 108(1), 1994, pp. 41-51
DESERTION OF NESTS PARASITIZED BY COWBIRDS - HAVE CLAY-COLORED SPARROWS EVOLVED AN ANTIPARASITE DEFENSE
Authors: HILL DP SEALY SG
Citation: Dp. Hill et Sg. Sealy, DESERTION OF NESTS PARASITIZED BY COWBIRDS - HAVE CLAY-COLORED SPARROWS EVOLVED AN ANTIPARASITE DEFENSE, Animal behaviour, 48(5), 1994, pp. 1063-1070
EXPERIMENTS ON THE RESPONSES OF A REJECTOR SPECIES TO THREATS OF PREDATION AND COWBIRD PARASITISM
Authors: BAZIN RC SEALY SG
Citation: Rc. Bazin et Sg. Sealy, EXPERIMENTS ON THE RESPONSES OF A REJECTOR SPECIES TO THREATS OF PREDATION AND COWBIRD PARASITISM, Ethology, 94(4), 1993, pp. 326-338
EGG-SIZE VARIATION IN YELLOW WARBLERS - APPORTIONMENT OF PARENTAL INVESTMENT AND THE BROOD-SURVIVAL HYPOTHESIS
Authors: HEBERT PN SEALY SG
Citation: Pn. Hebert et Sg. Sealy, EGG-SIZE VARIATION IN YELLOW WARBLERS - APPORTIONMENT OF PARENTAL INVESTMENT AND THE BROOD-SURVIVAL HYPOTHESIS, Canadian journal of zoology, 71(5), 1993, pp. 1008-1011
HATCHING ASYNCHRONY AND FEEDING RATES IN YELLOW WARBLERS - A TEST OF THE SEXUAL CONFLICT HYPOTHESIS
Authors: HEBERT PN SEALY SG
Citation: Pn. Hebert et Sg. Sealy, HATCHING ASYNCHRONY AND FEEDING RATES IN YELLOW WARBLERS - A TEST OF THE SEXUAL CONFLICT HYPOTHESIS, The American naturalist, 142(5), 1993, pp. 881-892
REACTIONS OF 4 PASSERINE SPECIES TO THREATS OF PREDATION AND COWBIRD PARASITISM - ENEMY RECOGNITION OR GENERALIZED RESPONSES
Authors: NEUDORF DL SEALY SG
Citation: Dl. Neudorf et Sg. Sealy, REACTIONS OF 4 PASSERINE SPECIES TO THREATS OF PREDATION AND COWBIRD PARASITISM - ENEMY RECOGNITION OR GENERALIZED RESPONSES, Behaviour, 123, 1992, pp. 84-105
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