A. B. Luro

Pressure for rapid and accurate mate recognition promotes avian-perceived plumage sexual dichromatism in true thrushes (genus: Turdus)

The paper tests how ecological factors influence plumage sexual dichromatism in true thrushes, finding migratory behavior and sympatry with other species increase dichromatism.

Visual acuity and egg spatial chromatic contrast predict egg rejection behavior of American robins

This study tests how American robins reject model eggs based on visual acuity and spatial chromatic contrast, finding that larger pattern features increase rejection likelihood.

Avian diet and foraging ecology constrain foreign egg recognition and rejection

The paper examines how avian diet and foraging ecology influence egg rejection rates in host species against brood parasitism.