Marcel Honza

The Czech Academy of Sciences, Institute of Vertebrate Biology

Czech Republic

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Peter Samas

The Czech Academy of Sciences, Institute of Vertebrate Biology

CZECH REPUBLIC

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Yong Park

Seoul National University

SOUTH KOREA

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Jolyon Troscianko

UNITED KINGDOM

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Seung Choi

Research Professor

Seoul National University

SOUTH KOREA

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Tanmay Dixit

University of Cambridge

UNITED KINGDOM

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Craig White

MONASH UNIVERSITY

AUSTRALIA

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Jonathan Wood

Wellcome Sanger Institute

UNITED KINGDOM

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Milica Pozgayova

The Czech Academy of Sciences, Institute of Vertebrate Biology

CZECH REPUBLIC

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Petr Prochazka

Institute of Vertebrate Biology

CZECH REPUBLIC

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Gabriela Štětková

Institute of Vertebrate Biology

CZECH REPUBLIC

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Marcel Honza

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Articles (10)

The number of brood parasite visits affects subsequent aggression towards the parasite dummy in host males, but not in females

Evolution and genetic architecture of sex-limited polymorphism in cuckoos

Highly virulent avian brood-parasitic species show elevated embryonic metabolic rates at specific incubation stages compared to less virulent and non-parasitic species

Egg rejection from dark cavities: compensation for chromatic changes in nest illumination by a cuckoo host

Host nest defence does not act as selective agent against plumage polymorphism in brood parasites

Low breeding synchrony of great reed warbler hosts in warmer springs does not increase their susceptibility to common cuckoo parasitism

Avian obligate brood parasitic lineages evolved variable complex polycrystalline structures to build tougher eggshells

Egg mimicry, not the sight of a common cuckoo, is the cue for parasitic egg rejection

Automatic identification of bird females using egg phenotype

Is there an effect of fostering a brood parasite on the timing of host autumn migration?

Collaborators (10)

Peter Samas

Yong Park

Jolyon Troscianko

Seung Choi

Tanmay Dixit

Craig White

Jonathan Wood

Milica Pozgayova

Petr Prochazka

Gabriela Štětková

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