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What's in a mate? Social pairing decisions and spatial cognitive ability in food-caching mountain chickadees.

Proceedings. Biological sciences - 13 Sept 2023

Branch Carrie L, Welklin Joseph F, Sonnenberg Benjamin R, Benedict Lauren M, Heinen Virginia K, Pitera Angela M, Bridge Eli S, Pravosudov Vladimir V

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While researchers have investigated mating decisions for decades, gaps remain in our understanding of how behaviour influences social mate choice. We compared spatial cognitive performance and food caching propensity within social pairs of mountain chickadees inhabiting differentially harsh winter climates to understand how these measures contribute to social mate choice. Chickadees rely on specialized spatial...

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PMID: 37700643
DOI: 10.1098/rspb.2023.1073
PMCID: PMC10498033

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