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Changes in social position predict survival in bottlenose dolphins

2022-08-26

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1 Social bonds and social structure are important features of animal systems that impact individual fitness. Few studies have examined how temporal dynamics in individual social bonds predict fitness outcomes. This is critical to understand given the high variation in types of social structures and strategies within populations of social mammals, both across time and among individuals. If individually-differentiat...

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7896c5ff-b6cc-56c2-a7dd-7a786995e7da
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10.1101/2022.08.25.505273
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