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Summary: I never went to university dapoxetine eczanelerde sato-lo-yormu In the new study, Stevens and his co-authors show that the prinias prioritize a template-based approach to identify foreign eggs, but they also integrate information about the relative proportions of their own and foreign eggs when making the decision whether to reject an egg. “They look at which egg types are more common in their nest,” said Stevens. In field experiments, this resulted in the prinias being less likely to reject foreign eggs when they outnumber their own and when the level of mimicry was good.
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