HIGHLIGHTS
- who: Horrocks et_al and collaborators from the (UNIVERSITY) have published the research: Are antimicrobial defences in bird eggs related to climatic conditions associated with risk of trans-shell microbial infection?, in the Journal: (JOURNAL)
- future: Future work should focus on the nest microenvironment as mechanisms of trans-shell infection at the level of the egg likely act differently to those functioning at the macro-climatic scale investigated in this study.
SUMMARY
All bird eggs are exposed to microbes in the environment, which if transmitted to the developing embryo, could cause hatching . . .
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