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Brennan, P. (2005). Breeding biology and ecology of Great Tinamous: Female joint-nesting, extra-pair paternity and natural history. Cornell University.
Brennan, Patricia. Breeding biology and ecology of Great Tinamous: Female joint-nesting, extra-pair paternity and natural history. Cornell University, 2005.
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Breeding biology and ecology of Great Tinamous: Female joint-nesting, extra-pair paternity and natural history.

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I conducted the first long-term study of the breeding biology and ecology of Great Tinamous (Tinamus major). Tinamous have uniparental male care, which makes this group a good …

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