While studies of mate choice based on male color pattern are ubiquitous, studies of mate choice based on ornamental color traits in sexually monomorphic species are less common …
G Pincemy, FS Dobson, P Jouventin - Animal Behaviour, 2009 - Elsevier
Research on animal ornaments used in mate choice has largely focused on males, particularly for bird species with sexually dimorphic coloured patches of feathers and …
G Pincemy, FS Dobson, P Jouventin - Ethology, 2010 - Wiley Online Library
More than 50 yr ago, field studies recorded the same‐sex pairs (and trios) of penguins displaying to each other during the mating season, using behavior patterns typical of …
Abstract Ultraviolet-sensitive vision (UVS), believed to have evolved from an ancestral state of violet-sensitive vision (VS), is widespread among terrestrial birds, where it is thought to …
Species in which the sexes equally exhibit colourful ornaments are an issue for evolutionary theory. Among several hypotheses, sexual selection for mutual mate choice and social …
Gentoo penguins (Pygoscelis papua) have conspicuous red beak spots, the function of which is currently unknown. We hypothesized that beak spots might be sexual ornaments …
Ornamental colouration is often due to carotenoid pigments and varies inter-and intra- specifically. This paper reports on variation in beak colour of the gentoo penguin, Pygoscelis …
VB Meyer-Rochow, A Shimoyama - Polar biology, 2009 - Springer
Jouventin et al.(2009) commented on our paper on the use of UV-reXecting body regions of Antarctic penguins as signals for conspecific recognition (Meyer-Rochow and Shimoyama …