Original paper
Experimental predator intrusions in a cooperative breeder reveal threat-dependent task partitioning
Abstract
In cooperatively breeding species, nonbreeding individuals provide alloparental care and help in territory maintenance and defense. Antipredator behaviors of subordinates can enhance offspring survival, which may provide direct and indirect fitness benefits to all group members. Helping abilities and involved costs and benefits, risks, and outside options (e.g., breeding independently) usually diverge between group members, which calls for...
Paper Details
Title
Experimental predator intrusions in a cooperative breeder reveal threat-dependent task partitioning
Published Date
Oct 22, 2020
Journal
Volume
31
Issue
6
Pages
1369 - 1378
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