Animal Behaviour vol 149
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The use of multilayer network analysis in animal behaviour; The cost of carryover effects in a changing environment: context-dependent benefits of a behavioural phenotype in a coral reef fish; The first winter influences lifetime wintering decisions in a partially migrant bird; High air temperatures induce temporal, spatial and social changes in the foraging behaviour of wild zebra finches; Nocturnal navigation by whip spiders: antenniform legs mediate near-distance olfactory localization of a shelter; Sexual cooperation relies on food controlled by females in agromyzid flies; Acoustic signalling of aggressive intent in the agonistic encounters of female Asian particoloured bats; Trends and perspectives on the use of animal social network analysis in behavioural ecology: a bibliometric approach; Faecal avoidance differs between the sexes but not with nematode infection risk in mandrills; Environmentally mediated reproductive success predicts breeding dispersal decisions in an early successional amphibian; Uncovering the decision rules behind collective foraging in spider monkeys; Know your enemy? Conservation management causes loss of antipredator behaviour to novel predators in New Zealand robins; Correlates of home range sizes of giraffes, Giraffa camelopardalis; Data reduction analyses of animal behaviour: avoiding Kaiser's criterion and adopting more robust automated methods.
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2019
