Egg Marking is a behavioral mechanism in oviposition ecology whereby a female insect deposits chemical or physical signals on or near an egg-laying site to indicate prior oviposition, thereby preventing reutilization of the same site by conspecifics.
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How precise is egg discrimination in weaverbirds?
David C. Lahti, April R. Lahti · Animal Behaviour · 2002 · 159 citations
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Ostriches recognise their own eggs and discard others
Brian Bertram · Nature · 1979 · 103 citations
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Arizona Science Center
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University of Sheffield
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