Indirect predator effects on clutch size and the cost of egg production - Travers, Marc; Clinchy, Michael; Zanette, Liana; Boonstra, Rudy; Williams, Tony D (Ecology letters, 2010)
Keywords: adverse effects; Animal and plant ecology; Animal reproduction; Animal, plant and microbial ecology; Animals; aquatic invertebrates; Aves; Biological and medical sciences; Birds; Birth rate; breeding; Clutch Size; cost of reproduction; Demography; Ecology; Egg production; Female; females; Food availability; Fundamental and applied biological sciences. Psychology; General aspects; Invertebrates; Mammals; nest predation; Nesting Behavior; nests; non-consumptive effects; Oxidative stress; Physiology; Population Dynamics; Predation; predator-prey ecology; Predators; Predatory Behavior; Prey; Reproduction; Reproduction - physiology; risk; Risk factors; Sparrows; Sparrows - physiology; Predator prey relation; Oxidative stress; Costs; Egg; Ecology; cost of reproduction; Clutch size; non-consumptive effects; predator—prey ecology; egg production; Reproduction; nest predation; Predator; Predation; Nest; Reproductive potential