In colour, it is pale olive to a greenish grey, sometimes a dull green or pale grey-sepia, and has blotches of darker colouration in concentric bands, though the colour can vary greatly.
Well-known examples include colour patches in the house finch (Hill 1991), red nuptial colouration in sticklebacks (Milinski and Bakker 1990) and long tail feathers in widowbirds (Andersson 1982).
Anthocyanins are pigmented flavonoids responsible for most of the red, pink, purple and blue colours observed in plant tissues, including most of the cases of red leaf colouration in angiosperms (Manetas 2006; Hughes 2011).
Since then, the balance has, if not entirely reversed, then at least shifted significantly, to the point where Waits comes armed with a small ensemble of players able to accommodate the variety of instrumental colouration in his songs, while the lyrics have to some extent retreated into a netherworld of nursery rhymes and familiar folksong phraseology.
"Males that possess higher ultraviolet and blue colouration in their plumages provided food less often to their offspring compared to poorly ornamented males," said lead researcher Pedro Diniz from the Laboratório de Comportamento Animal at the University of Brasilia, Brazil.
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"Although we still do not have conclusive evidence that females exhibit a preference for male plumage colouration in grassquits, we suggest that females may consider this quality when choosing a mate". .
His team has carried out in-depth investigations of specific species, including looking at facial colouration in drills and rhesus macaques, as well as sexual swellings in olive baboons.
Females lack red colouration in their tails.
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"This work utilises the darkness outside to raise the strength of the illumination and colouration in the work," she writes.
