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Open AccessGenetic correlations of direct and indirect genetic components of social dominance with fitness and morphology traits in cattle
Within the same species, individuals show marked variation in their social dominance. Studies on a handful of populations have indicated heritable genetic variation for this trait, which is determined by both ...
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Open AccessFlock-dependent exploitation of a limited resource in House Sparrow
The performances of different social groups can depend on various characteristics, such as familiarity among their members or the presence of individuals with specific traits. However, it has rarely been inves...
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Open AccessHouse sparrows’ (Passer domesticus) behaviour in a novel environment is modulated by social context and familiarity in a sex-specific manner
Exploratory behaviour is one of the best-investigated behavioural traits. However, little is known about how differences in familiarity, i.e. in the knowledge and previous experience with a companion can influ...
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Open AccessThe effect of social connections on the discovery of multiple hidden food patches in a bird species
Social foraging is thought to provide the possibility of information transmission between individuals, but this advantage has been proved only in a handful of species and contexts. We investigated how social c...