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Williams, Tony D.

Are There Synergistic or Antagonistic Effects of Multiple Maternally Derived Egg Components on Offspring Phenotype?
Early Exposure to a Brominated Flame Retardant (BDE-99): An Assessment of Long-term Effects Using an Integrated Laboratory and Field Avian Model System
Experimental Reduction of Hematocrit Affects Reproductive Performance in European Starlings, Sturnus Vulgaris
Glucocorticoid Manipulations in Free-Living Animals: Considerations of Dose Delivery, Life-History Context, and Reproductive State
Haematological Traits Co-Vary With Migratory Status, Altitude and Energy Expenditure: A Phylogenetic, Comparative
Individual Quality and Double-brooding in a Highly Synchronous Songbird Population
Oxidative Status and Telomere Length Are Related to Somatic and Physiological Maturation in Chicks of European Starlings (Sturnus Vulgaris)
Plasticity in Diurnal Activity and Temporal Phenotype During Parental Care in European Starlings, Sturnus Vulgaris
Predictive cues and fitness consequences of breeding phenology
Telomere Dynamics From Hatching to Sexual Maturity and the Multivariate Egg

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