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Crossref Search ADS WorldCat Pruitt JN , Wright CM , Lichtenstein JLL , Chism GT , McEwen BL , Kamath A , Pinter-Wollman N . 2018 . Selection for collective aggressiveness favors social susceptibility ...
in aggressive interactions. Males kept at low density, in contrast, favored reproduction through increased courtship activity and sperm production. Our study illustrates that the effects of density ...
. Selection for collective aggressiveness favors social susceptibility in social spiders . Curr Biol . 28 : 100 – 105.e4 . Google Scholar Crossref Search ADS PubMed Purcell J , Avilés L . 2008 . Gradients ...
). If these immigrants also possess keystone traits, groups may be more susceptible , for better or worse, to their arrival. The African desert social spider, Stegodyphus dumicola, is an emerging model system for the study ...
, aggressive behavior does not seem to be influenced by genotype × environment interactions. Under these circumstances aggressions in group housing can be reduced by genetic selection against aggressive behavior ...
). Additionally, formation of groups composed of non- aggressive water striders lead to an increase in among-individual variation, with some individuals becoming hyper- aggressive (Sih and Watters 2005). Early social ...
Background Social support has been found to be protective from adverse health effects of psychological stress. We hypothesized that higher social support would predict a more favorable course ...
in susceptibility to nest parasites. We evaluated the effects of individual variation in boldness, aggressiveness , and olfactory responsiveness on egg discrimination in wasps: Polistes metricus, which founds nests ...
on different levels of the social organization of Myrmica rubra ants and how these might affect the colony productivity. We assumed that the factors within the two habitat types exert different selective ...
that supposedly existed on Soviet collective farms was held in high regard by leading women in the Yugoslav Communist Party, who hoped to use Soviet models in order to improve the living conditions and social ...
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