Early-life immune activation increases song complexity and alters phenotypic associations between sexual ornaments.

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Jennifer L Grindstaff

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Loren Merrill

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Madeleine F Naylor

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Merria Dalimonte

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Sean McLaughlin

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Tara E Stewart

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10.1111/1365-2435.12916

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