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Egg Discrimination in the Australian Reed Warbler (Acrocephalus Australis): Rejection Response Toward Model and Conspecific Eggs Depending on Timing and Mode of Artificial Parasitism

Behavioral Ecology

English

The Importance of Genetic Variation for the Viability of Small Avian Populations—the Seychelles Warbler and the African Marsh Warbler

English

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Breeding Ecology and Behaviour of the Great Reed Warbler, Acrocephalus Arundinaceus, in Poyrazlar Lake, Turkey

Turkish Journal of Zoology

Animal Science

Zoology

2014

English

Interspecific Egg Rejection as Ecological Collateral Damage From Selection Driven by Conspecific Brood Parasitism

English

Directional Preferences of the Reed Warbler (Acrocephalus Scirpaceus) and the Sedge Warbler (A. Schoenobaenus) on Autumn Migration at Lake Drużno (N Poland)

Ring

2002

English

The Basra Reed Warbler Debate

Zoology in the Middle East

Animal Science

Zoology

2015

English

Singing as a Handicap: The Effects of Food Availability and Weather on Song Output in the Australian Reed warblerAcrocephalus Australis

Journal of Avian Biology

English

Kin Recognition by the Predatory Mite Iphiseius Degenerans: Discrimination Among Own, Conspecific, and Heterospecific Eggs

Ecological Entomology

Ecology

Insect Science

2000

English

Responses of the Bush Warbler Cettia Diphone to Artificial Eggs of Cuculus Cuckoos in Japan

Landscape Conservation

Behavior

Zoology

2008

English

Composition of Bacterial Assemblages in Different Components of Reed Warbler Nests and a Possible Role of Egg Incubation in Pathogen Regulation

PLoS ONE

Multidisciplinary

2014

English

Composition of Blue-Winged Teal Eggs in Relation to Egg Size, Clutch Size, and the Timing of Laying

English

Amanote Research

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Publications by J. Komdeur

Egg Discrimination in the Australian Reed Warbler (Acrocephalus Australis): Rejection Response Toward Model and Conspecific Eggs Depending on Timing and Mode of Artificial Parasitism

The Importance of Genetic Variation for the Viability of Small Avian Populations—the Seychelles Warbler and the African Marsh Warbler

Related publications

Breeding Ecology and Behaviour of the Great Reed Warbler, Acrocephalus Arundinaceus, in Poyrazlar Lake, Turkey

Interspecific Egg Rejection as Ecological Collateral Damage From Selection Driven by Conspecific Brood Parasitism

Directional Preferences of the Reed Warbler (Acrocephalus Scirpaceus) and the Sedge Warbler (A. Schoenobaenus) on Autumn Migration at Lake Drużno (N Poland)

The Basra Reed Warbler Debate

Singing as a Handicap: The Effects of Food Availability and Weather on Song Output in the Australian Reed warblerAcrocephalus Australis

Kin Recognition by the Predatory Mite Iphiseius Degenerans: Discrimination Among Own, Conspecific, and Heterospecific Eggs

Responses of the Bush Warbler Cettia Diphone to Artificial Eggs of Cuculus Cuckoos in Japan

Composition of Bacterial Assemblages in Different Components of Reed Warbler Nests and a Possible Role of Egg Incubation in Pathogen Regulation

Composition of Blue-Winged Teal Eggs in Relation to Egg Size, Clutch Size, and the Timing of Laying