Affinity towards maternal odour and offspring dispersal in the common lizard
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Summary
It is suggested that context-dependent kin discrimination may be involved in the spacing behaviour of a large number of species, even for those species where other social functions for kin discrimination have been proposed.
- Type
- article
- Published
- 2000-07-01
- Cited by
- 43
- References
- 50
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Keywords
Biological dispersal, Kin recognition, Philopatry, Biology, Inbreeding avoidance
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- Maternal care and reproductive state-dependent mobility determine natal dispersal in a wolf spider
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- Recent Physical Encounters Affect Chemically Mediated Retreat-Site Selection in a Gecko
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- Mother–offspring interactions do not affect natal dispersal in a small rodent
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- Are dispersal-dependent behavioral traits produced by phenotypic plasticity?
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- Social personality trait and fitness
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