Drivers of passive leadership in wild songbirds: species-level differences and spatio-temporally dependent intraspecific effects

Drivers of passive leadership in wild songbirds: species-level differences and spatio-temporally dependent intraspecific effects

Collective behaviors are typical for many social species and can have fitness benefits for participating individuals. To maximize the benefits obtained from group living, individuals must coordinate their behaviors to some extent. What are the mechanisms that make certain individuals more likely to...

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Autori principali:	Gokcekus, S, Firth, JA, Regan, C, Cole, EF, Lamers, KP, Sheldon, BC
Natura:	Journal article
Lingua:	English
Pubblicazione:	Springer 2021

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