Animal Behaviour vol 153
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Older males attract more females but get fewer matings in a wild field cricket; The influence of maternal nesting behaviour on offspring survival: evidence from correlational and cross-fostering studies; Miniature spiders (with miniature brains) forget sooner; Increased aggressive motivation towards formidable opponents: evidence of a novel form of mutual assessment; Cannibalism of young is related to low paternity and nest take-overs in an intertidal fish; Similar predator aversion for natural prey with diverse toxicity levels; When the nose knows: ontogenetic changes in detection dogs' (Canis familiaris) responsiveness to social and olfactory cues; No evidence for behavioural syndrome and genetic basis for three personality traits in a wild bird population; How life in a tolerant society affects the usage of grunts: evidence from female and male Guinea baboons; Fear contagion in zebrafish: a behaviour affected by familiarity; Heterospecific information supports a foraging mutualism between corvids and raptors; Dogs' sensitivity to strange pup separation calls: pitch instability increases attention regardless of sex and experience; Whispers on the wind: male cane toads modify mate searching and amplexus tactics based on calls from other males; Associative learning and memory retention of nectar yeast volatiles in a generalist parasitoid; Lifetime changes in vocal syntactic complexity of rock hyrax males are determined by social class; Putting mechanisms in foraging theory: the role of computational mechanisms in optimal decision making; A distributed-consensus mechanism of decision making explains economically irrational behaviours; The mean matters: going beyond repeatability to interpret behavioural variation.
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2019
