Male-biased reproductive effort in a long-lived seabird.
Background: In dimorphic seabirds, the larger sex tends to provision more than the smaller sex. In contrast, monogamy and biparental care are often associated with equal effort between the sexes. However, the few studies that have tested sex-specific effort in monomorphic seabirds have primarily exa...
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Bucknell Digital Commons
2011
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