Why do male birds not discriminate between their own and extra-pair offspring?

Why do male birds not discriminate between their own and extra-pair offspring?

Detalhes bibliográficos
Main Authors:	Kempenaers, B, Sheldon, B
Formato:	Journal article
Publicado em:	1996

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