Cooperation among female house mice (Mus musculus domesticus) – a case study on social selection Barbara König Rats provide help based on their need of their partner Karin Schneeberger, Gregory Röder, Michael Taborsky Sex and reproductive state discrimination – are they innate or learned? Dwarf hamster species as a model Nina Yu. Vasilieva, Irina Yu. Kolesnikova, Anastasia M. Khrushchova Habitat characteristics and species interference influence space use and nest-site occupancy: implications for social variation in two rodent sister species Claire M.-S. Dufour, Guila Ganem, Neville Pillay, Nico L. Avenant Burrow system architecture and use by Thomas’ pine vole, Microtus thomasi (Rodentia: Arvicolinae) Eleni Rekouti, Pavlos Avramidis, Sofia...
Communal nursing, the provision of milk to non-offspring, has been argued to be a non-adaptive by-pr...
Alternative reproductive tactics are defined as discrete differences in morphological, physiological...
The formation of selective social relationships is not a requirement of group living; sociality can ...
Little is known about the behavioural mechanisms facilitating kin-preferential communal breeding in ...
Cooperative behaviours are ubiquitous in nature and puzzle scientists ever since Darwin formulated h...
Background Communal nursing in house mice is an example of cooperation where females pool litters in...
Individual movement: personality–dependent spatial ecology of free-ranging bank voles Annika Schirme...
In addition to sexual selection, selection resulting from social interactions in contexts other than...
Background: In many animal species, interactions between individuals of different sex often occur in...
Explaining variation in cooperative and competitive behaviour is a fundamental challenge in behaviou...
Optimal reproductive strategies evolve from the interplay between an individual’s intrinsic state an...
Based on the statistics given by health report that interpersonal violence is among the leading caus...
Two current models seek to explain reproduction of subordinates in social groups: incentives given b...
Background: In many animal species, interactions between individuals of different sex often occur in...
In group living animals, reproductive competition plays an important role in shaping social relation...
Communal nursing, the provision of milk to non-offspring, has been argued to be a non-adaptive by-pr...
Alternative reproductive tactics are defined as discrete differences in morphological, physiological...
The formation of selective social relationships is not a requirement of group living; sociality can ...
Little is known about the behavioural mechanisms facilitating kin-preferential communal breeding in ...
Cooperative behaviours are ubiquitous in nature and puzzle scientists ever since Darwin formulated h...
Background Communal nursing in house mice is an example of cooperation where females pool litters in...
Individual movement: personality–dependent spatial ecology of free-ranging bank voles Annika Schirme...
In addition to sexual selection, selection resulting from social interactions in contexts other than...
Background: In many animal species, interactions between individuals of different sex often occur in...
Explaining variation in cooperative and competitive behaviour is a fundamental challenge in behaviou...
Optimal reproductive strategies evolve from the interplay between an individual’s intrinsic state an...
Based on the statistics given by health report that interpersonal violence is among the leading caus...
Two current models seek to explain reproduction of subordinates in social groups: incentives given b...
Background: In many animal species, interactions between individuals of different sex often occur in...
In group living animals, reproductive competition plays an important role in shaping social relation...
Communal nursing, the provision of milk to non-offspring, has been argued to be a non-adaptive by-pr...
Alternative reproductive tactics are defined as discrete differences in morphological, physiological...
The formation of selective social relationships is not a requirement of group living; sociality can ...