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Retaliatory mafia behavior by a parasitic cowbird favors host acceptance of parasitic eggs
Jeffrey P. Hoover
, Scott K. Robinson
Illinois Natural History Survey
Office of the Vice Chancellor for Research and Innovation
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Keyphrases
Avian Brood Parasitism
7%
Brood Parasite
7%
Brown-headed Cowbird
7%
Cowbird
100%
Ejection
7%
Ejector
14%
Evolutionary
7%
Evolutionary Equilibrium
7%
Evolutionary Lag
7%
Host Acceptance
100%
Mafia
100%
Molothrus Ater
7%
North America
7%
Parasite Eggs
100%
Parasitic Cuckoo
7%
Parasitism
14%
Predatory Behavior
14%
Rejection Behavior
7%
Renest
7%
Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Aves
50%
Brood Parasitism
50%
Brown-Headed Cowbird
100%
Nestling
100%
Offspring
50%
Parasite
50%
Predation
100%