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CATEGORIES:Pembroke Papers\, Pembroke College
SUMMARY:Cuckoos and cheating - Prof. Nick Davies FRS\, Zoo
 logy\, Cambridge University
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UID:TALK33760AThttp://talks.cam.ac.uk
URL:http://talks.cam.ac.uk/talk/index/33760
DESCRIPTION:The sight of a little warbler feeding a huge cucko
 o chick has astonished human observers for thousan
 ds of years. Why are the hosts apparently being so
  stupid? I show how field experiments can unravel 
 the stages of the evolutionary arms race between c
 uckoo and host and compare the cuckoo's tactics wi
 th other cheats from around the world. The talk wi
 ll be illustrated with film clips of host defence 
 and cuckoo trickery.
LOCATION:N7\, Pembroke College
CONTACT:Thanh-Lan Gluckman
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