Animal Behaviour vol 147
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‘Crazy love’: nonlinearity and irrationality in mate choice; Animal expertise: mechanisms, ecology and evolution; Guidelines for the treatment of animals in behavioural research and teaching.
The development and evolution of specialized face learning in paper wasps; Elevated temperatures reduce discrimination between conspecific and heterospecific sexual signals; Sexual selection on female collared lizards favours offspring production with multiple males; Plasticity of boldness: high perceived risk eliminates a relationship between boldness and body size in fathead minnows; Context-dependent variation of house finch song syntax; A house of cards: bias in perception of body size mediates the relationship between voice pitch and perceptions of dominance; Adjustments in compound defensive strategies in response to variation in predation risk; Acquisition of a complex extractive technique by the immature chimpanzees of Loango National Park, Gabon; Sensory basis of navigation in snakes: the relative importance of eyes and pit organs; When virginity matters: age and mating status affect female responsiveness in crickets; Don't poke the bear: using tracking data to quantify behavioural syndromes in elusive wildlife; Physiological differences between winter phenotypes of Siberian hamsters do not correlate with their behaviour; Mismatch in receiver responses to multimodal signals in a diurnal gecko; A taste for the beautiful: The evolution of attraction, M.J. Ryan (Ed.). Princeton University Press (2018), x+200. $27.95 hardback; Twenty-five years of cognitive ecology; Spatial memory and cognitive flexibility trade-offs: to be or not to be flexible, that is the question; Environmental variability, the value of information, and learning in winter residents; Behaviour shapes environmental variation and selection on learning and plasticity: review of mechanisms and implications; Components of change and the evolution of learning in theory and experiment; The cognition of ‘nuisance’ species; Culture and cultural evolution in birds: a review of the evidence;
The development and evolution of specialized face learning in paper wasps; Elevated temperatures reduce discrimination between conspecific and heterospecific sexual signals; Sexual selection on female collared lizards favours offspring production with multiple males; Plasticity of boldness: high perceived risk eliminates a relationship between boldness and body size in fathead minnows; Context-dependent variation of house finch song syntax; A house of cards: bias in perception of body size mediates the relationship between voice pitch and perceptions of dominance; Adjustments in compound defensive strategies in response to variation in predation risk; Acquisition of a complex extractive technique by the immature chimpanzees of Loango National Park, Gabon; Sensory basis of navigation in snakes: the relative importance of eyes and pit organs; When virginity matters: age and mating status affect female responsiveness in crickets; Don't poke the bear: using tracking data to quantify behavioural syndromes in elusive wildlife; Physiological differences between winter phenotypes of Siberian hamsters do not correlate with their behaviour; Mismatch in receiver responses to multimodal signals in a diurnal gecko; A taste for the beautiful: The evolution of attraction, M.J. Ryan (Ed.). Princeton University Press (2018), x+200. $27.95 hardback; Twenty-five years of cognitive ecology; Spatial memory and cognitive flexibility trade-offs: to be or not to be flexible, that is the question; Environmental variability, the value of information, and learning in winter residents; Behaviour shapes environmental variation and selection on learning and plasticity: review of mechanisms and implications; Components of change and the evolution of learning in theory and experiment; The cognition of ‘nuisance’ species; Culture and cultural evolution in birds: a review of the evidence;
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2019
