Inheritance of Egg-Colour in the Parasitic Cuckoos
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Inheritance of Egg-Colour in the Parasitic Cuckoos
THERE are many kinds of cuckoos in the Old World with so-called parasitic habits, which are more or less catholic in their choice of fosterers. One female, however, in normal circumstances places all its eggs in the care of a single species of host, and as a rule its eggs show a higher or lower degree of resemblance to those of that species.
- McGill University Canada
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