Marked up barn swallows grow more testosterone
Researchers darkened male New Jersey barn swallows using a $599 marker, making lighter birds look darker and triggering a 36 percent rise in testosterone after one week. The study, in Current Biology, notes increased mating and questions how color signals affect physiology in birds and humans.
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