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相对体型对社会动机的微妙影响在高度群居的鱼中

Arne Jungwirth1, Jesse N Kern2, Munir Siddiqui2

  • 1Konrad Lorenz Institute of Ethology, Savoyenstraße 1A, Wien 1160, Austria.

Behavioural processes
|May 26, 2025
PubMed
概括

社会鱼的行为受到身体大小的影响,但熟悉和环境起着关键的作用. 较小的鱼在不熟悉和共享饮食时会更强烈地推动,显示出复杂的社会动态.

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行为生态学 行为生态学行为进化的演变.走廊是一条通行道.熟悉度 熟悉度 熟悉度社会行为社会行为.

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