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Environment-dependence of behavioural consistency in adult male European green lizards (Lacerta viridis) by Horváth, Gergely, Mészáros, Boglárka, Urszán, Tamás János, Bajer, Katalin, Molnár, Orsolya, Garamszegi, László Zsolt, Herczeg, Gábor

“…Understanding the background mechanisms affecting the emergence and maintenance of consistent between-individual variation within population in single (animal…”
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Temperature, but not available energy, affects the expression of a sexually selected ultraviolet (UV) colour trait in male European green lizards by Bajer, Katalin, Molnár, Orsolya, Török, János, Herczeg, Gábor

“…Colour signals are widely used in intraspecific communication and often linked to individual fitness. The development of some pigment-based (e.g. carotenoids)…”
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Hiding in plain sight: an evolutionary approach to the South American Zika outbreak and its future consequences by Apari, Péter, Bajer, Katalin, Brooks, Daniel R., Molnar, Orsolya

“…Emerging Infectious Diseases (EID) pose a world-wide health and socio-economic threat. Accelerating climate change and globalization are exposing unforeseen…”
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Ultraviolet nuptial colour determines fight success in male European green lizards (Lacerta viridis) by Bajer, Katalin, Molnár, Orsolya, Török, János, Herczeg, Gábor

“…Animal communication through colour signals is a central theme in sexual selection. Structural colours can be just as costly and honest signals as…”
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Female European green lizards (Lacerta viridis) prefer males with high ultraviolet throat reflectance by Bajer, Katalin, Molnár, Orsolya, Török, János, Herczeg, Gábor

“…The role of ultraviolet (UV) signals in intraspecific communication has been identified in a number of vertebrate taxa. In lizards, the signalling role of UV…”
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European green lizard (Lacerta viridis) personalities: Linking behavioural types to ecologically relevant traits at different ontogenetic stages by Bajer, Katalin, Horváth, Gergely, Molnár, Orsolya, Török, János, Garamszegi, László Zsolt, Herczeg, Gábor

“…•European green lizards (Lacerta viridis) have strong ‘built in’ risk-taking and exploration personalities.•Juveniles have higher behavioural consistency than…”
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Temperature, but Not Available Energy, Affects the Expression of a Sexually Selected Ultraviolet by Bajer, Katalin, Molnár, Orsolya, Török, János, Herczeg, Gábor

“…Background Colour signals are widely used in intraspecific communication and often linked to individual fitness. The development of some pigment-based (e.g…”
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Female Brazilian whiptail lizards (Cnemidophorus ocellifer) prefer males with high ultraviolet ornament reflectance by Lisboa, Carolina M.C.A., Bajer, Katalin, Pessoa, Daniel M.A., Huber, Marc A.A., Costa, Gabriel C.

“…Conspicuous colouration is an important way of social communication in many taxa. The role of ultraviolet (UV) signals in intraspecific communication has only…”
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Space Use Strategies and Nuptial Color in European Green Lizards by Molnár, Orsolya, Bajer, Katalin, Szövényi, Gergely, Török, János, Herczeg, Gábor

“…The conspicuous colors found in many lizards transfer information about their owner’s characteristics that are relevant to mating and social systems. Female…”
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Effects of energy and thermoregulation time on physiological state and sexual signal in a lizard by Mészáros, Boglárka, Herczeg, Gábor, Bajer, Katalin, Török, János, Molnár, Orsolya

“…Theory of sexual selection states that males often develop showy signals, which reduce their survival but increase their reproductive success. During mate…”
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SPACE USE STRATEGIES AND NUPTIAL COLOR IN THE EUROPEAN GREEN LIZARD by Molnár, Orsolya, Bajer, Katalin, Szövényi, Gergely, Török, János, Herczeg, Gábor

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Relationship between oxidative stress and sexual coloration of lizards depends on thermal habitat by Mészáros, Boglárka, Jordán, Lilla, Bajer, Katalin, Martín, José, Török, János, Molnár, Orsolya

“…Sexual signals serve as an honest indicator of individual quality, reflecting either developmental and/or maintenance costs. A possible underlying…”
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Negative correlation between nuptial throat colour and blood parasite load in male European green lizards supports the Hamilton–Zuk hypothesis by Molnár, Orsolya, Bajer, Katalin, Mészáros, Boglárka, Török, János, Herczeg, Gábor

“…During female mate choice, conspicuous male sexual signals are used to infer male quality and choose the best sire for the offspring. The theory of…”
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Negative correlation between nuptial throat colour and blood parasite load in male European green lizards supports the HamiltonaZuk hypothesis by Molnor, Orsolya, Bajer, Katalin, Meszoros, Boglorka, Torok, Jonos, Herczeg, Gobor

“…During female mate choice, conspicuous male sexual signals are used to infer male quality and choose the best sire for the offspring. The theory of…”
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