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developmental stress hypothesis: a standalone construct

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Animal behavior

the proposal that learned song quality reveals how well a bird coped with early developmental stress, making song an honest quality signal.

In animal behavior, developmental stress hypothesis refers to the proposal that learned song quality reveals how well a bird coped with early developmental stress, making song an honest quality signal. This meaning comes from Nowicki (1998) in American Zoologist.[1]

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References

Nowicki, S., Peters, S., & Podos, J. (1998). Song Learning, Early Nutrition and Sexual Selection in Songbirds. American Zoologist, 38(1), 179-190. https://doi.org/10.1093/icb/38.1.179

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