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Personality homophily drives female friendships in a feral ungulate

2024-06-25

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Friendships, exhibited by both humans and non-human animals, have considerable adaptive benefits. In humans, similarity or homophily in personality is considered a proximate mechanism driving friendships, yet little is known about the behavioural ′decision rules′ underlying animal friendships. Some empirical research suggests that animal friendships can be driven by personality homophily. However, these studies ar...

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Literature Corpus work: 89c24373-dbec-5175-85b7-5c0a4d3819bd
DOI: 10.1101/2024.06.23.600227

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