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Simon C Griffith

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The American Naturalist|January 11, 2007
The evolution of infidelity in socially monogamous passerines: neglected components of direct and indirect selectionSimon C Griffith
Molecular Ecology|October 7, 2019
Extra-pair paternity in birdsLyanne Brouwer, Simon C Griffith
Current Biology : CB|September 23, 2015
Social Learning: Parents May Not Always Know BestSimon C Griffith, Culum Brown
The American Naturalist|August 20, 2009
Socially mediated trade-offs between aggression and parental effort in competing color morphsSarah R Pryke, Simon C Griffith
Evolution; International Journal of Organic Evolution|December 18, 2008
Postzygotic genetic incompatibility between sympatric color morphsSarah R Pryke, Simon C Griffith
Proceedings. Biological Sciences|February 3, 2017
Open cup nests evolved from roofed nests in the early passerinesJ Jordan Price, Simon C Griffith
The American Naturalist|January 24, 2015
The adaptive significance of provisioning and foraging coordination between breeding partnersMylene M Mariette, Simon C Griffith
Peerj|June 14, 2013
Looking after your partner: sentinel behaviour in a socially monogamous birdMark C Mainwaring, Simon C Griffith
Science (New York, N.Y.)|March 21, 2009
Genetic incompatibility drives sex allocation and maternal investment in a polymorphic finchSarah R Pryke, Simon C Griffith
Ecology|May 23, 2013
Does coloniality improve foraging efficiency and nestling provisioning? A field experiment in the wild Zebra FinchMylene M Mariette, Simon C Griffith
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The American Naturalist|January 11, 2007
The evolution of infidelity in socially monogamous passerines: neglected components of direct and indirect selectionSimon C Griffith
Molecular Ecology|October 7, 2019
Extra-pair paternity in birdsLyanne Brouwer, Simon C Griffith
Current Biology : CB|September 23, 2015
Social Learning: Parents May Not Always Know BestSimon C Griffith, Culum Brown
The American Naturalist|August 20, 2009
Socially mediated trade-offs between aggression and parental effort in competing color morphsSarah R Pryke, Simon C Griffith
Evolution; International Journal of Organic Evolution|December 18, 2008
Postzygotic genetic incompatibility between sympatric color morphsSarah R Pryke, Simon C Griffith
Proceedings. Biological Sciences|February 3, 2017
Open cup nests evolved from roofed nests in the early passerinesJ Jordan Price, Simon C Griffith
The American Naturalist|January 24, 2015
The adaptive significance of provisioning and foraging coordination between breeding partnersMylene M Mariette, Simon C Griffith
Peerj|June 14, 2013
Looking after your partner: sentinel behaviour in a socially monogamous birdMark C Mainwaring, Simon C Griffith
Science (New York, N.Y.)|March 21, 2009
Genetic incompatibility drives sex allocation and maternal investment in a polymorphic finchSarah R Pryke, Simon C Griffith
Ecology|May 23, 2013
Does coloniality improve foraging efficiency and nestling provisioning? A field experiment in the wild Zebra FinchMylene M Mariette, Simon C Griffith
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