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Nectarivory as a syndrome in birds: insights from feeding morphology, genetics, and nutritional ecology
Nectar-feeding birds have enchanted scientists for centuries due to the remarkable morphological similarities between geographically and phylogenetically distant lineages, extreme life histories, and adaptations to a sugary diet. Though many characters have been attributed to the success of this eco
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