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More social species live longer, have higher generation times, and longer reproductive windows

2024-01-22

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The role of sociality in the demography of animals has become an intense focus of research in recent decades. However, efforts to understand the sociality-demography nexus have focused on single species or isolated taxonomic groups. Consequently, we lack generality regarding how sociality associates with demographic traits within the Animal Kingdom. Here, I propose a continuum of sociality, from solitary to tightl...

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2f5b9d4d-3ab9-5598-a165-611fc87e69e2
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10.1101/2024.01.22.575897
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