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1.	Preliminary Study To Detect Conspecific Brood Parasitism Of Common Coot(Fulica Atra) By Mitochondrial Cytb Gene
2.	Effects Of Nest Site Characteristics On Conspecific Brood Parasitism Host Selection In Mandarin Duck
3.	The Selective Brood Parasitism In Oriental Reed Warbler Acrocephalus Orientalis By Common Cuckoo Cuculus Canorus
4.	Breeding Ecology Of Mandarin Ducks (Aix Galericulata)
5.	Comparison Of Counter-adaptation In Two Sympatric Prinias To Defense Against Cuckoo Parasitism
6.	Reproductive Tactics Of Conspecific Brood Parasitism In Mandarin Duck Aix Galericulata
7.	Genetic Diversity And Occurrence Of Supernormal Clutches Of Saunders's Gull Saundersilarus Saundersi
8.	The Physiological And Biochemical Mechanisms Of Short Incubation Period In Brood Parasitism Of Birds
9.	Comparison Of Counteradatations In Four Sympatric Host Species To Defense Against Cuckoo Parasitism
10.	Comparison Of Anti-Predation And Anti-Parasitism Behaviours In Seven Tit Species
11.	Study On The Alarm Calls And Behavior In The Oriental Reed Warbler(Acrocephalus Orientalis) Under The Pressure Of Brood Parasitism
12.	The Effect Of Host Egg Recognition On The Evolution Of Egg Size And Egg Color Of Common Cuckoo Cuculus Canorus
13.	The Primary Research Of Co-evolution For Brood Parasitism Of Common Cuckoo(Cuculus Canorus) And Their Host Grey Bush Chat(Saxicola Ferrea)
14.	Effects of nest-site selection, brood parasitism, and predation on the nesting success of passerines breeding in bottomland hardwood forests in east-central Arkansas
15.	Effects of habitat and spatial characteristics on the incidence of conspecific brood parasitism and nest site selection in breeding black-bellied whistling ducks
16.	Host-dependent Begging Calls Of Common Cuckoo Raised In The Oriental Reed Warbler And Reed Parrotbill Nests And Their Efforts On The Host Parental Provisioning
17.	Egg-Laying Behavior Of Common Cuckoo(Cuculus Canorus):Proposal And Verification Of The Delivery Hypothesis
18.	Genetic Paternity Assignment Revealing The Contribution Of Overlapping Egg-laying Territory Of Common Cuckoo On The Formation Of Polygamy Mate System
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