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The Natal Dispersal of Tree Swallows in a Continuous Mainland Environment by Winkler, David W., Wrege, Peter H., Allen, Paul E., Kast, Tracey L., Senesac, Pixie, Wasson, Matthew F., Sullivan, Patrick J.

“…1. To minimize study-area artefacts in a study of natal dispersal distances in tree swallows, we intensively banded nestlings and adults in nest-boxes in…”
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BREEDING DISPERSAL AND PHILOPATRY IN THE TREE SWALLOW by Winkler, David W, Wrege, Peter H, Allen, Paul E, Kast, Tracey L, Senesac, Pixie, Wasson, Matthew F, Llambías, Paulo E, Ferretti, Valentina, Sullivan, Patrick J

“…To study the patterns and determinants of philopatry and breeding dispersal in the Tree Swallow (Tachycineta bicolor) we analyzed the records of 356 males and…”
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Geographical differences in seasonal clutch size variation in multi-brooded bird species by Dhondt, André A., Kast, Tracey L., Allen, Paul E.

“…The seasonal pattern of clutch size variation in birds varies among species. In single‐brooded bird species clutch sizes decline continuously with date from an…”
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Cultural influences on female mate choice: an experimental test in cowbirds,Molothrus ater by FREEBERG, TODD M., DUNCAN, SHAN D., KAST, TRACEY L., ENSTROM, DAVID A.

“…Previous studies of brown-headed cowbirdsMolothrus ater, have shown that social learning and cultural transmission can influence courtship and mating patterns…”
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Variation in Ejaculate Quality in Dark-Eyed Juncos According to Season, Stage of Reproduction, and Testosterone Treatment by Kast, Tracey L., Ketterson, Ellen D., Nolan, Val

“…To assess natural variation in ejaculate quality of male Dark-eyed Juncos (Junco hyemalis), as well as to measure any effect of experimental treatment with…”
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Breeding Dispersal and Philopatry in the Tree Swallow by Winkler, David W., Wrege, Peter H., Allen, Paul E., Kast, Tracey L., Senesac, Pixie, Wasson, Matthew F., Llambías, Paulo E., Ferretti, Valentina, Sullivan, Patrick J.

“…To study the patterns and determinants of philopatry and breeding dispersal in the Tree Swallow (Tachycineta bicolor) we analyzed the records of 356 males and…”
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