Vocal interactions of breeding partners predict duration of incubation bout in an Artic seabird
Marion Devogel,
Rozenn Le Fur,
Antoine Grissot
et al.
Abstract:In species with biparental care, coordination of parental activities can have important fitness consequences. However, specific behavioral mechanism allowing the coordination of breeding partners remains largely unexplored. Prevalence of biparental care in seabirds makes this group particularly interesting for investigation of behavioral underpinnings of parental coordination. Here, we examined vocal behavior at the nest site of breeding partners and its role in shaping their parental share during incubation i… Show more
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