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Development of protein polymorphisms in redwing blackbirds.

Breeding populations of the redwing blackbird, Agelaius phoeniceus , were studied to compare protein differences during development. Proteins which represented a minimum of ten loci were studied in egg white, embryonic, nestling and adult tissue. In starch-gel electrophoresis at several conditions of pH only ovoglobulin, ovotransferrin and general esterases were polymorphic. Tissue specificity was observed in other isozymes. These data suggest that developmental sequences of proteins may be considered an adaptative response of the organism.