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期刊名:Behaviour

缩写:BEHAVIOUR

ISSN:0005-7959

e-ISSN:1568-539X

IF/分区:1.0/Q3

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Lauriane Bégué,Mélissa Peignier,Eva Ringler Lauriane Bégué
Environmental variation plays a key role in the evolution and maintenance of animal personality. Individuals with different personality types might exhibit different habitat preferences. Alternatively, variation in individual behaviour acro...
Anja Probst,Eva Ringler,Birgit Szabo Anja Probst
The optimal foraging theory posits that animals aim to maximize energy intake while minimizing predation and handling costs during foraging. Most observed animal behaviour supports this theory, but occasional deviations provide insights int...
Krishna N Balasubramaniam,Brianne A Beisner,Brenda McCowan et al. Krishna N Balasubramaniam et al.
Animal social structure is influenced by multiple socioecological factors. Of these, the links between changes to group demography through the arrival of new individuals and residents' social structure remain unclear. Across seven groups of...
Katerina M Faust,Michael H Goldstein Katerina M Faust
In species with long-term pair bonds, such as zebra finches, evaluating the quality of potential mates is critically important. Courtship is an opportunity to evaluate information from dynamic behavioural cues. Personality traits, as stable...
Marie L J Gilbertson,Nicholas M Fountain-Jones,Meggan E Craft Marie L J Gilbertson
Utilization of contact networks has provided opportunities for assessing the dynamic interplay between pathogen transmission and host behavior. Genomic techniques have, in their own right, provided new insight into complex questions in dise...
Catarina I M Martins,Franziska C Schaedelin,Marlene Mann et al. Catarina I M Martins et al.
Individual differences in exploratory behaviour have been shown to be consistent across contexts and suggested to be part of behavioural syndromes in a diversity of species, including fish. Exploration has also been shown to be a key factor...
Anders Ågmo,Adam S Smith,Andrew K Birnie et al. Anders Ågmo et al.
The present study describes how the development of a pair bond modifies social, sexual and aggressive behavior. Five heterosexual pairs of marmosets, previously unknown to each other, were formed at the beginning of the study. At the onset ...
Stephen M Siviy Stephen M Siviy
Play is an important part of normal childhood development and is seen in varied forms among many mammals. While not indispensable to normal development, playful social experiences as juveniles may provide an opportunity to develop flexible ...
Alison M Bell,Syed Abbas Bukhari,Yibayiri Osee Sanogo Alison M Bell
Within many species, some individuals are consistently more aggressive than others. We examine whether there are differences in brain gene expression between aggressive versus nonaggressive behavioural types of individuals within a natural ...
Ken Sayers,Theodore A Evans,Emilie Menzel et al. Ken Sayers et al.
Metacognition, the monitoring of one's own mental states, is a fundamental aspect of human intellect. Despite tests in nonhuman animals suggestive of uncertainty monitoring, some authors interpret these results solely in terms of primitive ...