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期刊名:Proceedings of the royal society b-biological sciences

缩写:P ROY SOC B-BIOL SCI

ISSN:0962-8452

e-ISSN:1471-2954

IF/分区:3.5/Q1

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Organisms face numerous biotic and abiotic threats. Behavioural responses to these threats impact individual fitness and often affect population, community and ecosystem outcomes. Although animals face diverse threats, most studies on behav...
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Relatively few clades have colonized the deep sea. Here, we analyse evolutionary pathways into this harsh environment, as a continuum defined by two potential endmembers-a 'piecemeal model', with exclusively deep-sea species (deep-sea endem...
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Whether non-human animals can experience complex emotions like jealousy remains debated. In humans, jealousy is particularly salient in sibships, where children often disrupt affiliative parent-sibling interactions. Jealousy could similarly...
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The current understanding of proximodistal axis patterning in arthropod legs is grounded in insect models. The paradigm for appendage evolution in this phylum is that the gene regulatory network responsible for leg subdivision and patternin...