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Intraspecific preen oil odor preferences in dark-eyed juncos (Junco hyemalis)
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Behavioral Ecology study shows avian scents given off by male songbird have the females (& males) flocking in http://oxford.ly/pxpCSC #birds
How colorful are birds? Evolution of the avian plumage color gamut
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'Why brightly-coloured birds are unimpressed by their striking plumage' http://bit.ly/lB3C4Y From Behavioral Ecology http://oxford.ly/l9I70S
Genetic diversity, colony chemical phenotype, and nest mate recognition in the ant Formica fusca
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@PlanetEarthnews Nature & nurture help ant societies run smoothly http://oxford.ly/eMAOgh From Behavioral Ecology http://oxford.ly/dZbOdE
A parasite in wolf's clothing: hawk mimicry reduces mobbing of cuckoos by hosts
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Behavioral Ecology study shows cuckoos mimic hawks to avoid being kicked out of host's nest http://bit.ly/fSgfCR #birds #cuckoo #animals
Exploitation of floral signals by crab spiders (Thomisus spectabilis, Thomisidae) " Behav Ecol
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Behavioral Ecology: Exploitation of floral signals by crab spiders http://bit.ly/9gQBeU I just like the title, it makes me smile :) #ecology
High resource valuation fuels "desperado" fighting tactics in female jumping spiders -- Elias et al., 10.1093/beheco/arq073 -- Behavioral Ecology
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Got #arachnophobia? @wiredscience '....Female #Spiders Fight to Kill' http://bit.ly/cO3Efe [Behavioral Ecology study: http://bit.ly/amZAc8]
