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Cooperation, only for high rewards – a solvable task-based study on free-ranging dogs

2019-08-15

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The benefits of group living mostly surpass the disadvantages like sharing of resources and competition over food, space and mates, driving the evolution of social organization. Group living can be facilitated by social tolerance and cooperation among the group members. Social canids (e.g. wolves) display cooperative breeding, hunting, and prosocial activities in different contexts. Unlike cooperative pack-living...

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Literature Corpus work: 86084504-fba6-5204-9398-5288a435051e
DOI: 10.1101/736009

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