Experimentally elevated testosterone in male dark-eyed juncos suppresses cell-mediated immune function of social mates and offspring

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2013-03-29

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testosterone, immune function, Junco hyemalis, dark-eyed junco

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Casto, J. M., Parker-Renga, I. M., Ketterson, E. D., and Nolan Jr., V. 2001. Experimentally elevated testosterone in male dark-eyed juncos suppresses cell-mediated immune function of social mates and offspring. Poster presented at The Society for Integrative and Comparative Biology (SICB ) Meeting, Chicago, IL.

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