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Hormonal stress responses in a species with female offspring desertion – testing the brood value hypothesis
Parental investment reflects a trade-off between current reproductive effort and future breeding opportunities. According to the brood value hypothesis, as the 'cost-to-replace' a brood increases, hormonal stress responses should be attenuated to ensure the maintenance of care. We examined how stres
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