Bird Songs, Sexual Selection, and Female Mating Strategies**My research has been supported by National Science Foundation grants GB29017X, BMS75-03913, BNS78-03178, and BNS81-02404.-Reference-Cited by-同舟云学术

Bird Songs, Sexual Selection, and Female Mating Strategies**My research has been supported by National Science Foundation grants GB29017X, BMS75-03913, BNS78-03178, and BNS81-02404.

Published:1983 Issue: Volume: Page:55-90
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Container-title:Social Behavior of Female Vertebrates
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PAYNE ROBERT B.

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Elsevier

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