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期刊名:Behavioral ecology

缩写:BEHAV ECOL

ISSN:1045-2249

e-ISSN:1465-7279

IF/分区:2.2/Q1

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Human-wildlife interactions, particularly artificial feeding, have led to significant behavioral changes in wildlife. Begging for food is a behavior commonly seen in species like gulls, seals and foxes across social media. There are concern...
Kathleen M Petersen,David E Ausband Kathleen M Petersen
Dispersal is a fundamental process that shapes social groups by affecting genetic diversity, group composition, and social dynamics through immigration and subsequent settlement. In group-living animals, dispersal involves more than just le...
Elisabeth G Chapman,Sophie C Edwards,Evelyn J Alexander et al. Elisabeth G Chapman et al.
While much is known about the functions of avian nests in reproduction, the role of experience in nest building has often been overlooked, especially in natural populations. Increasing evidence from captive birds suggests that the environme...
Zixiang Li,George R A Hancock,Laura A Kelley et al. Zixiang Li et al.
Animals employ diverse coloration strategies to reduce predation risk, with patterns playing a key role in camouflage or for signaling unprofitability. Snakes exhibit various markings, but the specific antipredator functions of these patter...
Morgan M Oberweiser,Mariève E Hébert,Monika J B Eberhard Morgan M Oberweiser
Courtship is often a multimodal process involving several signals of different modalities occurring simultaneously. Male nursery web spiders (Pisaura mirabilis) perform substrate-borne vibrations while offering a nuptial gift (a nutritional...
Josie McPherson,Julien G A Martin,Lauriane Bégué et al. Josie McPherson et al.
Environmental conditions during early development can considerably shape individual behavior, and laboratory studies suggest that predator presence is an important factor influencing both within- and among-individual behavioral variation. T...
Terry J Ord Terry J Ord
Numerous phylogenetic comparative studies have attempted to explain differences in species phenotypes as a function of present-day social or physical environments. In some cases, these investigations have also shown dramatic convergences am...
Liisa Hämäläinen,Connor M Marsland,Thomas E White et al. Liisa Hämäläinen et al.
Deimatic behavior is an antipredator defense such as a sudden movement or sounds performed by prey upon perceiving a threat from a predator. Such behaviors can cause predators to slow or stop their attack, but how different components of de...
Nathan J Butterworth,Thomas E White,Blake M Dawson et al. Nathan J Butterworth et al.
Sexual selection has sculpted diverse and intricate courtship displays throughout the animal kingdom, where failure to achieve the choreographic standards of a potential partner can be highly costly for reproductive success. Yet this raises...
George R A Hancock,Heta Lehtonen,Theo Brown et al. George R A Hancock et al.
Wind power has been at the forefront of renewable energy investment, but bird fatalities from turbine collisions remain a key ecological and social concern. Increasingly, how principles from sensory ecology might reduce collisions by enhanc...