Aggressiveness predicts dominance rank in greylag geese: mirror tests and agonistic interactions
S Kleindorfer, MA Krupka, AC Katsis… - Royal Society …, 2024 - royalsocietypublishing.org
Individual differences in aggressiveness, if consistent across time and contexts, may
contribute to the long-term maintenance of social hierarchies in complex animal societies …
contribute to the long-term maintenance of social hierarchies in complex animal societies …
[HTML][HTML] Effects of assortative mating for personality on reproductive success in greylag geese, Anser anser
Highlights•Personality of both parents and their similarity in personality can affect
fitness.•Greylag geese were not assortatively paired for personality at the flock …
fitness.•Greylag geese were not assortatively paired for personality at the flock …
Exploration behavior differs between Darwin's finch species and predicts territory defense and hatching success
Darwin's finch species in the Galápagos Islands are famously distinguished by their
morphology but less attention has been given to behavioral differences between species. In …
morphology but less attention has been given to behavioral differences between species. In …
Aggressive behavior as a predictor of home range size: findings from both range-restricted and widespread Darwin's finch species
Abstract Information about an animal's home range (the geographical area in which it
accesses resources for survival and reproduction) is vital broadly for understanding animal …
accesses resources for survival and reproduction) is vital broadly for understanding animal …