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A supergene determines highly divergent male reproductive morphs in the ruff
C Küpper, M Stocks, JE Risse, N Dos Remedios, LL Farrell, SB McRae, ...
Nature genetics 48 (1), 79-83, 2016
4672016
American robin nestlings compete by jockeying for position
SB McRae, PJ Weatherhead, R Montgomerie
Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology 33, 101-106, 1993
1741993
Intraspecific brood parasitism in the moorhen: parentage and parasite-host relationships determined by DNA fingerprinting
SB McRae, T Burke
Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology 38, 115-129, 1996
1291996
Family values: costs and benefits of communal nesting in the moorhen
SB McRAE
Animal Behaviour 52 (2), 225-245, 1996
1121996
Brood care in American robins: implications for mixed reproductive strategies by females
PJ Weatherhead, SB Mcrae
Animal Behaviour 39 (6), 1179-1188, 1990
841990
Temporal variation in responses to intraspecific brood parasitism in the moorhen
SB McRAE
Animal Behaviour 49 (4), 1073-1088, 1995
651995
A rise in nest predation enhances the frequency of intraspecific brood parasitism in a moorhen population
SB McRae
Journal of Animal Ecology, 143-153, 1997
581997
Relative reproductive success of female moorhens using conditional strategies of brood parasitism and parental care
SB McRae
Behavioral Ecology 9 (1), 93-100, 1998
571998
High rates of conspecific brood parasitism and egg rejection in coots and moorhens in ephemeral wetlands in Namibia
IG Jamieson, SB McRae, RE Simmons, M Trewby
The Auk 117 (1), 250-255, 2000
502000
Plasticity in incubation behavior and shading by king rails Rallus elegans in response to temperature
AJ Clauser, SB McRae
Journal of Avian Biology 48 (4), 479-488, 2017
432017
Identifying eggs of conspecific brood parasites in the field: a cautionary note
SB McRae
Ibis (London. 1859) 139 (4), 701-704, 1997
421997
A dominant allele controls development into female mimic male and diminutive female ruffs
DB Lank, LL Farrell, T Burke, T Piersma, SB McRae
Biology Letters 9 (6), 20130653, 2013
402013
Parental consumption of nestling feces: good food or sound economics?
PL Hurd, PJ Weatherhead, SB McRae
Behavioral Ecology 2 (1), 69-76, 1991
401991
Seasonal home range dynamics and sex differences in habitat use in a threatened, coastal marsh bird
JR Kolts, SB McRae
Ecology and evolution 7 (4), 1101-1111, 2017
372017
Brood parasitism in the moorhen: brief encounters between parasites and hosts and the significance of an evening laying hour
SB McRae
Journal of Avian Biology, 311-320, 1996
371996
Egg-laying times of American Robins
PJ Weatherhead, RD Montgomerie, SB McRae
The Auk 108 (4), 965-967, 1991
341991
A genetic technique to identify the diet of cownose rays, Rhinoptera bonasus: analysis of shellfish prey items from North Carolina and Virginia
LM Bade, CN Balakrishnan, EM Pilgrim, SB McRae, JJ Luczkovich
Environmental biology of fishes 97, 999-1012, 2014
322014
The red gape of the nestling cuckoo (Cuculus canorus) is not a supernormal stimulus for three common hosts
Noble, Hartley, McRae
Behaviour 136 (6), 759-777, 1999
311999
Automated auditory detection of a rare, secretive marsh bird with infrequent and acoustically indistinct vocalizations
KM Schroeder, SB McRae
Ibis 162 (3), 1033-1046, 2020
262020
Why some rails have white tails: the evolution of white undertail plumage and anti-predator signaling
AT Stang, SB McRae
Evolutionary ecology 23, 943-961, 2009
252009
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