1. The fitness consequence of maternal nest-site choice has attracted increasing scientific attention, but field studies identifying the long-term effects of nest-site choice on offspring survival and
Males of socially monogamous species can increase their siring success via within-pair and extra-pair fertilizations. In this study, we focused on the different sources of (co)variation between these
Data file containing data on site fidelity for nine slender mongooses looking at 95% of the range and the core area (50%) for the three years of study (1: 2008 2009, 2: 2009-2010, 3: 2010-2011).
Home range (HR) size variation is often linked to resource abundance, with sex differences expected to relate to sex-specific fitness consequences. However, studies generally fail to disentangle the e
