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In socially monogamous species, pair-bonds may persist over multiple breeding seasons, which can have important fitness consequences. Therefore, partnerships are of fundamental evolutionary importance, yet studies predominantly focus on the benefits of extra-pair copulations, making the framework of life-history evolution with regard to partnerships incomplete. Frigg is exploring why some partnerships are maintained whereas others are not using the socially monogamous Seychelles warbler as a model system.
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Nest defence behaviour is similar between pair members but only male behaviour predicts nest survival in barnacle geese
Speelman, F., Hammers, M., Loonen, M. J. J. E. & Komdeur, J., 11-Jul-2022, In: Journal of Avian Biology.Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › Academic › peer-review
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Natal dispersal likelihood is associated with population adult sex ratio in a cooperatively breeding bird
Speelman, F., 10-Feb-2021.Research output: Contribution to conference › Poster › Academic
Activities
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Causes of mate fidelity and divorce in the Seychelles warbler
Frigg Speelman (Speaker), Simon C. Griffith (Contributor), David S. Richardson (Contributor) & Hannah Dugdale (Contributor)
1-Aug-2022Activity: Talk and presentation › Academic presentation › Academic
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Causes of mate fidelity and divorce in the Seychelles warbler
Frigg Speelman (Speaker), Hannah Dugdale (Contributor), Simon Griffith (Contributor) & David Richardson (Contributor)
22-Jul-2022Activity: Talk and presentation › Academic presentation › Academic
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Replication Data for: Nest defence behaviour is similar between pair members but only male behaviour predicts nest survival in barnacle geese
Speelman, F. (Contributor), Hammers, M. (Contributor), Loonen, M. (Contributor) & Komdeur, J. (Contributor), DataverseNL, 13-Jun-2022
DOI: 10.34894/qtrw9d
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