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PS Actually, in canaryculture, females that sing are VERY appreciated and valuable because they pass their super strong song genes to their offspring.
Science and sexism in birds
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Science and sexism in birds
by Pajarita » Mon Sep 30, 2019 9:22 am
This is not about parrots but about songbirds (which parrots are not) but I thought it was VERY interesting -mostly because this is something that I have been exposed to from an early age with canaries and never actually made the connection about it even though I am a hard nose feminist
https://www.medicaldaily.com/are-scient ... rds-443415
PS Actually, in canaryculture, females that sing are VERY appreciated and valuable because they pass their super strong song genes to their offspring.
https://www.medicaldaily.com/are-scient ... rds-443415
PS Actually, in canaryculture, females that sing are VERY appreciated and valuable because they pass their super strong song genes to their offspring.
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