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  • 2. Maternal androgens in eggs of communally breeding guira cuckoos (Guira guira).
    Cariello MO, Macedo RH, Schwabl HG.
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  • 4. Determinants of within- and among-clutch variation in yolk corticosterone in the European starling.
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  • 7. Yolk androgen deposition in rockhopper penguins, a species with reversed hatching asynchrony.
    Poisbleau M, Demongin L, Chastel O, Eens M, Quillfeldt P.
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  • 8. Maternal corticosterone deposition in avian yolk: Influence of laying order and group size in a joint-nesting, cooperatively breeding species.
    Schmaltz G, Quinn JS, Schoech SJ.
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  • 9. Consistent variation in yolk androgens in the Australian Brush-turkey, a species without sibling competition or parental care.
    Göth A, Eising CM, Herberstein ME, Groothuis TG.
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  • 11. Phenotypic plasticity in response to breeding density in tree swallows: an adaptive maternal effect?
    Bentz AB, Navara KJ, Siefferman L.
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  • 13. Regulation of yolk-androgen concentrations by plasma prolactin in the American kestrel.
    Sockman KW, Schwabl H, Sharp PJ.
    Horm Behav; 2001 Dec 01; 40(4):462-71. PubMed ID: 11716575
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  • 15. European starling chicks benefit from high yolk testosterone levels during a drought year.
    Pilz KM, Quiroga M, Schwabl H, Adkins-Regan E.
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  • 16. Variability of yolk testosterone concentrations during the reproductive cycle of Japanese quail.
    Okuliarová M, Skrobánek P, Zeman M.
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  • 17. Within-clutch variation in yolk testosterone as an adaptive maternal effect to modulate avian sibling competition: evidence from a comparative study.
    Muller M, Groothuis TG.
    Am Nat; 2013 Jan 01; 181(1):125-36. PubMed ID: 23234850
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  • 19. Multiple pathways of maternal effects in black-headed gull eggs: constraint and adaptive compensatory adjustment.
    Groothuis TG, Eising CM, Blount JD, Surai P, Apanius V, Dijkstra C, Müller W.
    J Evol Biol; 2006 Jul 01; 19(4):1304-13. PubMed ID: 16780531
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