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The heritability of migration behaviours in a wide-ranging ungulate

2025-01-29

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Migration behaviour is thought to be declining globally in the face of rapid human-mediated environmental change. While many species exhibit individual plasticity in their migratory behaviour, not all species demonstrate the level of plasticity necessary to adjust to novel conditions. Selection on heritable behaviours might therefore play an important role in the maintenance of migratory phenotypes for some specie...

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458fe9ae-43f8-5882-8015-eea789a541b5
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10.1101/2025.01.28.635302
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