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Boldness and exploration vary between shell morphs but not environmental contexts in the snail <i>Cepaea nemoralis</i>

2019-12-06

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Understanding the maintenance of among-individual behavioral variation in populations, and predicting its consequences, are key challenges in behavioral ecology. Studying the association between repeatable behaviors and other traits under selection may shed light on the underlying selective pressures. We used the model snail Cepaea nemoralis to examine whether individual behavior is associated with shell morph, a...

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db7f7d35-88d3-5d17-88a7-f28067d2ca37
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10.1101/866947
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