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Mating status, independent of size, influences lethal fighting in an entomopathogenic nematode
Publication date: July 2023Source: Animal Behaviour, Volume 201Author(s): Maria D. Cassells, Apostolos Kapranas, Christine T. Griffin
Voir la publicationAge differences in the responses of vervet monkeys, Chlorocebus pygerythrus, to terrestrial alarm calls
Publication date: July 2023Source: Animal Behaviour, Volume 201Author(s): Colin Dubreuil, Louise Barrett, Peter S. Henzi, Hugh Notman, Mary S.M. Pavelka
Voir la publicationChanges in movement characteristics in response to private and social information acquisition of socially foraging fish
Publication date: July 2023Source: Animal Behaviour, Volume 201Author(s): Geoffrey P.F. Mazué, Maxim W.D. Adams, Frank Seebacher, Ashley J.W. Ward
Voir la publicationDo it like the otter—data on the amphibian skinning behaviour in the Eurasian badger (Meles meles L., 1758)
Abstract The European badger Meles meles (Carnivora: Mustelidae) is a widely distributed mammal across Europe. This is a highly adaptive species, which is capable of exploiting a wide variety of habitats and food resources. The European badger is a threatened species, and knowledge on all aspects of its ecology and behaviour may provide important information concerning the environmental factors driving its distribution and population density. In the present study, we report on a specific predatory behaviour in M. meles. At Nature Park “Shumensko plato” (NE Bulgaria), the badgers were detected to feed on common toads (Bufo bufo) and fire salamanders
Voir la publicationFish yawn: the state-change hypothesis in juvenile white-spotted char Salvelinus leucomaenis
Abstract Yawning is a ubiquitous stereotyped action in vertebrates. Yawning may induce behavioral state changes in animals through its arousal function, but no studies have explicitly examined this state-change hypothesis ...
Voir la publicationLarge-scale spatial pattern of bird responses to a potential predator suggests that predator-specific mobbing is a plastic trait
Abstract Mobbing is a prey antipredator behaviour aimed to reduce the risk of predation. The behaviour may be innate and/or learned. Evaluating this behaviour on a large spatial scale can ...
Voir la publicationBigger male Eurasian nuthatches (Sitta europaea) behave more aggressively in playback-simulated territorial intrusion
Abstract In animals, personality (or temperament) is associated with alternative response patterns in reaction to a potential stressor or challenging situation. Aggressiveness is one of the basal behavioral axes of ...
Voir la publicationSexual horn dimorphism predicts the expression of active personality trait: males perform better only in the sexually horn dimorphic Onthophagus dung beetle
Abstract The potential sex-specific differences in animal personality traits (i.e., consistent inter-individual variation in observed behavior) are an active field of inquiry in behavioral ecology. Sexual horn dimorphism, a special ...
Voir la publicationFight outcome influences male mating success in Drosophila prolongata
Abstract The outcomes of preceding fights can influence the probability of winning a subsequent fight, known as the winner/loser effect. However, we know relatively little about how the experience of ...
Voir la publicationMale Guinea baboons may be oblivious to associated females’ whereabouts
Publication date: July 2023Source: Animal Behaviour, Volume 201Author(s): Dominique Treschnak, Dietmar Zinner, Julia Fischer
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