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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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Foraging decisions about risk and reward are driven by an option's perceived value relative to foregone alternatives, ie missed opportunity costs (MOCs). Information that alters perceptions about alternatives (ie perceived MOCs) should ther...
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Individual dietary variation in sexually dimorphic predator populations arises from phenotypic traits, preference, prey availability, and competition. We tested competing hypotheses for how diet similarity among cougars (Puma concolor) is i...
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Pharmaceutical pollution is a global environmental threat, with antidepressants contributing a substantial proportion of pharmaceutical contaminant detections worldwide. The antidepressant fluoxetine is commonly detected in aquatic environm...
Jai Lake,Geoffrey M While,Alexander G Ophir et al. Jai Lake et al.
Parent-offspring associations provide the basis for more complex care and breeding systems. One proximate mechanism by which parental behavior is facilitated across animal taxa is via nonapeptide hormones such as arginine vasotocin (AVT). H...
J Gismann,T G G Groothuis,F J Weissing et al. J Gismann et al.
Individual phenotypes strongly affect dispersal. Yet studying the relationship between dispersal tendencies and personality under ecologically relevant conditions is challenging, especially in fish. Laboratory studies lack environmental com...
Amelia Munson,Daphne Cortese,Izzy C Tiddy et al. Amelia Munson et al.
Temperature and oxygen concentration can alter the behavior of animals. While often studied in isolation, these factors frequently co-occur. Together they may have nonadditive effects. The effect of abiotic stressors may also change in the ...
Fragkiskos Darmis,Anja Guenther Fragkiskos Darmis
Polyandry is widespread across animals, yet its underlying causes and consequences remain unclear in natural populations. Recent work suggests that spatial and temporal variation in the environment shape the causes and consequences of polya...
Janka Plate,Taina Conrad,Johannes Stökl Janka Plate
Courtship displays often consist of more than 1 modality, despite additional costs associated with multiple modalities. Because courtship signals under strong sexual selection often show heightened condition dependence, they may convey info...
Davide Bottacini,Marije Ridder,Emil Bathow et al. Davide Bottacini et al.
Predation is pervasive in the natural world and shapes evolution of predators and prey. Numerous behavioral adaptations allow predators to manipulate prey behavior, resulting in higher success in predator-prey interactions. The lionfishes P...
Petra Frýdlová,David Hirschler,Aleksandra Chomik et al. Petra Frýdlová et al.
Predator detection is a fundamental survival mechanism that has shaped the evolution of diverse antipredator strategies across animal taxa. The capacity to detect predators depends on the sensory modalities animals rely upon, and the integr...