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Social ageing varies within a population of bottlenose whales

2024-07-08

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How social behaviour changes as individuals age has important consequences for the health and function of both human and non-human societies. However, the extent of inter-individual variation in social ageing has been underappreciated, especially in natural populations of animals. Here, we leverage a photo-identification dataset spanning 35 years to examine social ageing in an Endangered population of northern bot...

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353eed4c-e7dd-57f2-89b6-327d84672378
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10.32942/x2mw52
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