Research data supporting "Categorical identity signatures can reduce host error rates during brood parasitism"

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Data from egg rejection experiments on four hosts of the cuckoo finch Anomalospiza imberbis in southern Zambia. Additionally, data from individual-based simulations to test the role of trait distributions in influencing error rates by hosts. See Readme file for more details.

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