Free-living Allen’s hummingbirds (Selasphorus sasin) rarely use torpor while nesting
Erich R Eberts(Loyola Marymount University), Anusha Shankar(Cornell University), Maria Curley(Loyola Marymount University), Donald R. Powers(George Fox University), Glenn J. Tattersall(Brock University), Peter J. Auger, Noemi C. Soveral(George Fox University), Melissa Morado(Loyola Marymount University), Eric G. Strauss(Loyola Marymount University), Bret W. Tobalske(University of Montana)
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