Data for: Traffic noise exposure alters nestling physiology and telomere attrition through direct, but not maternal, effects in a free-living bird

Name: Data for: Traffic noise exposure alters nestling physiology and telomere attrition through direct, but not maternal, effects in a free-living bird
Creator: Allison Injaian
Published: 2019-02-28T17:31:06.289Z
Keywords: Animal Physiology

Injaian, Allison; Wingfield, John; Ziur, Alexis; Gonzalez-Gomez, Paulina; Haussmann, Mark; Bird, Alicia; Patricelli, Gail; Taff, Conor

doi:10.17632/82w3x4dkfy.1

Data for: Traffic noise exposure alters nestling physiology and telomere attrition through direct, but not maternal, effects in a free-living bird

Published: 28 February 2019| Version 1 | DOI: 10.17632/82w3x4dkfy.1

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Allison Injaian, John Wingfield, Alexis Ziur, Paulina Gonzalez-Gomez, Mark Haussmann, Alicia Bird, Gail Patricelli, Conor Taff

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Data from Tree Swallow populations in Davis, CA. Data taken during 2016 breeding season. Traffic noise was experimentally applied to field sites and eggs were cross-fostered between nests that had exposure to varying traffic noise amplitudes. We then assessed direct vs. maternal effects of noise on nestling baseline and stress-induced cort, body condition, and telomere attrition.

Data for: Traffic noise exposure alters nestling physiology and telomere attrition through direct, but not maternal, effects in a free-living bird

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