Subject: [Tweeters] Your Cheating Heart .. (link)
Date: Jun 20 11:59:51 2007
From: Devorah Bennu - birdologist at yahoo.com


Hello Tweets,

why do female birds cheat on their mates? A recently
published study shows that the evolution of female
cheating behaviors is more complex than male cheating,
and the patterns of cheating reveal their reasons.
This study focused on the lovely superb starling, a
cooperative breeder commonly found throughout
northeastern Africa and a popular avicultural subject
in this country;

http://scienceblogs.com/grrlscientist/2007/06/your_cheating_heart.php

Devorah
Central Park



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