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Blood Parasite Infection Differentially Relates to Carotenoid-Based Plumage and Bill Color in the American Goldfinch, D. C. Lumpkin, Troy G. Murphy, K. A. Tarvin
Biology Faculty Research

Same Trait, Different Receiver Response: Unlike Females, Male American Goldfinches Do Not Signal Status with Bill Colour, Troy G. Murphy, Joe A. West, T T. Pham, Lucy M. Cevallos, Richard K. Simpson, K. A. Tarvin
Biology Faculty Research

Ornamental Bill Color Rapidly Signals Changing Condition, M. F. Rosenthal, Troy G. Murphy, N. Darling, K. A. Tarvin
Biology Faculty Research

It Isn't Always Sexy When Both are Bright and Shiny: Considering Alternatives to Sexual Selection in Elaborate Monomorphic Species, K. A. Tarvin, Troy G. Murphy
Biology Faculty Research

Carotenoid-Based Ornaments of Female and Male American Goldfinches (Spinus tristis) Show Sex-Specific Correlations with Immune Function and Metabolic Rate, R. J. Kelly, Troy G. Murphy, K. A. Tarvin, G. Burness
Biology Faculty Research