Sentence examples for evolutionary behavioural from inspiring English sources

Like in humans, the evolutionary behavioural novelties in the honey bees are not associated with an increased gene number.

Animal contests over indivisible resources have been the subject of game theoretical scrutiny since the foundation of evolutionary behavioural ecology and their study has played a major part in the further development of the field [ 1, 2].

Clearly, all of these are difficult intellectual challenges for evolutionary behavioural ecologists; however, they represent exciting, major contributions that the field can offer for applied evolution and ecology in the modern world.

Its illustrations are drawn just as much from the annals of evolutionary psychology, behavioural economics and more traditional forms of psychology.

Immunocompetence has reached a central focus in evolutionary and behavioural ecology after the general upsurge of interest in host-parasite interactions, to the point of the emergence of immunoecology as a new scientific discipline [1].

Fitting generalised linear models (GLMs) with more than one predictor has become the standard method of analysis in evolutionary and behavioural research.

However, our study illustrates that L. bleekeri constitutes a fascinating and suitable model system for answering such questions in evolutionary biology, behavioural ecology and sexual reproduction.

The analysis of information use by animals is considered a central field to organismal biology, and hence to evolutionary and behavioural ecology (Dall et al. 2005).

Like many organisms that are of great interest in ecological, evolutionary, and behavioural research, guppies and their close relatives lack complete genome sequences and most other genetic tools and resources.

We were able to identify a large number of genes in categories of particular interest to evolutionary and behavioural ecologists, supporting the utility of the transcriptome assembly in these fields.

In evolutionary and behavioural ecology, one area that has been the focus of a great deal of attention recently is how groups of animals come to make combined decisions (behaviours by individuals within a group that are dependent upon belonging to the group, and which may have effects upon both themselves and other individuals within the group) [ 17, 24].