No evidence for adverse effects on fitness of fitting passive integrated transponders (PITs) in wild house sparrows <i>Passer domesticus</i>
Julia Schroeder, Terry Burke(University of Sheffield), Nancy Ockendon(University of Cambridge), Shinichi Nakagawa(UNSW Sydney), Ian R. Cleasby(Royal Society for the Protection of Birds)
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