The adaptiveness of defence strategies against cuckoo parasitism
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- Evolution of defence portfolios in exploiter-victim systems
- A framework for modelling and analysing conspecific brood parasitism
- Mutualisms in a parasitism-predation system consisting of crows, cuckoos and cats
- Transition of interactions between a cuckoo and its host: fluctuating between parasitism and mutualism
- The optimal strategy for brood-parasitism: How many eggs should be laid in the host's nest?
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