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Behavioral repeatability and foraging performance in wild free-flying nectarivorous bats ( <i>Glossophaga commissarisi</i> )

2018-04-28

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> Animal individuals show patterns of behavior that are stable within individuals but different among individuals. Such individual differences are potentially associated with differences in foraging efficiency and in fitness. Furthermore, behavioral responses may be correlated in specific suites of so called behavioral syndromes that are consistent across different contexts and with time. Here we...

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4d9f5c89-bad5-57c3-97c2-ed4667ef1465
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10.1101/309971
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