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Interspecific variation in egg testosterone levels: implications for the evolution of bird song
Abstract Although interspecific variation in maternal effects via testosterone levels can be mediated by natural selection, little is known about the evolutionary consequences of egg testosterone for sexual selection. However, two nonexclusive evolutionary hypotheses predict an interspecific relatio
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