A long-lasting, distant journey of a male griffon vulture informs on the success of its mate solo parental investment
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Parental investment does not directly affect reproductive success in the Saffron Finch
In tropical species, the study of parental care and the description of the intraspecific variation of parental care remain relatively understudied, especially when compared to the vast works dedicated
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Residency time as an indicator of reproductive restraint in male burying beetles
The cost of reproduction theory posits that there are trade-offs between current and future reproduction because resources that are allocated to current offspring cannot be used for future reproductiv
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Differential allocation of parental investment and the trade-off between size and number of offspring
When parents decide how much to invest in current versus future offspring and how many offspring to divide their current investments between, the optimal decision can be affected by the quality of the
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Predictably philandering females prompt poor paternal provisioning
One predicted cost of female infidelity in socially monogamous species is that cuckolded males should provide less parental care. This relationship is robust across species, but evidence is ambiguous
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Datasets on which the conclusions of the paper entitled "Female mound-building mice prefer males who invest more in building behavior, even when this behavior is not observed" relies.
One dataset with raw data of the preferences tests. One dataset with raw data of the pup retrieval procedure measuring paternal care.
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