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  1. The red bill of female common waxbills often becomes mottled with black during incubation. This color change makes female bills resemble the black bills of nestlings and perhaps, Cardoso & Batalha speculate, exploits innate responses of males such as ceasing mating or initiating parental care. New Natural History Miscellany Note now available ahead of print!

    journals.uchicago.edu/doi/10.1

    #redBill #waxbills #incubation #nest #mating #parent

  2. The red bill of female common waxbills often becomes mottled with black during incubation. This color change makes female bills resemble the black bills of nestlings and perhaps, Cardoso & Batalha speculate, exploits innate responses of males such as ceasing mating or initiating parental care. New Natural History Miscellany Note now available ahead of print!

    journals.uchicago.edu/doi/10.1

    #redBill #waxbills #incubation #nest #mating #parent

  3. The red bill of female common waxbills often becomes mottled with black during incubation. This color change makes female bills resemble the black bills of nestlings and perhaps, Cardoso & Batalha speculate, exploits innate responses of males such as ceasing mating or initiating parental care. New Natural History Miscellany Note now available ahead of print!

    journals.uchicago.edu/doi/10.1

    #redBill #waxbills #incubation #nest #mating #parent

  4. The red bill of female common waxbills often becomes mottled with black during incubation. This color change makes female bills resemble the black bills of nestlings and perhaps, Cardoso & Batalha speculate, exploits innate responses of males such as ceasing mating or initiating parental care. New Natural History Miscellany Note now available ahead of print!

    journals.uchicago.edu/doi/10.1

    #redBill #waxbills #incubation #nest #mating #parent

  5. The red bill of female common waxbills often becomes mottled with black during incubation. This color change makes female bills resemble the black bills of nestlings and perhaps, Cardoso & Batalha speculate, exploits innate responses of males such as ceasing mating or initiating parental care. New Natural History Miscellany Note now available ahead of print!

    journals.uchicago.edu/doi/10.1

    #redBill #waxbills #incubation #nest #mating #parent