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Behavioral syndromes are associated with social plasticity and competence in a wild primate

2025-05-20

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<title>Abstract</title> <p> The ability to optimize social behavior to varying socioecological circumstances has been termed “social competence” and relies on behavioral plasticity. Behavioral syndromes, i.e. consistent individual differences in intraindividual correlations among behavioral traits, appear to be a constraint on social competence, yet studies exploring this have largely been limited to experimenta...

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Literature Corpus work: bd278709-e1bf-56f4-a7d8-b4c80fddd88a
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-6571987/v1

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