Monochromatism, cryptic sexual dimorphism and lack of assortative mating in the Rufous Hornero, Furnarius rufus albogularis

Nest shape explains variation in sexual dichromatism in New World blackbirds

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Bird colour vision: behavioural thresholds reveal receptor noise

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Assortative Mating in Animals

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Colouration in Atlantic puffins and blacklegged kittiwakes: monochromatism and links to body condition in both sexes

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Widespread cryptic dichromatism and ultraviolet reflectance in the largest radiation of Neotropical songbirds: Implications of accounting for avian vision in the study of plumage evolution

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High Coordination and Equitable Parental Effort in the Rufous Hornero

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Human Vision Can Provide a Valid Proxy for Avian Perception of Sexual Dichromatism

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Sexual dimorphism in Ivory-billed Woodcreepers (Xiphorhynchus flavigaster) in Mexico

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