Brood Patch Development
Brood Patch Development is a physiological adaptation process in avian reproductive biology characterized by the specialized differentiation of vascularized, featherless skin on the ventral surface of brooding birds, which enhances thermal conductance for efficient egg incubation.
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James L. Hanula, Albert E. Mayfield, Stephen W. Fraedrich et al. · Journal of Economic Entomology · 2008 · 123 citations
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HORMONAL RESPONSES TO EXTERNAL STIMULI IN BIRDS*
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