Titlebook: Animal Conflict; Felicity A. Huntingford,Angela K. Turner Book 1987 Felicity A. Huntingford and Angela K. Turner 1987 behavior.ecology.evo

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Jorma Papinniemi,Lea Hannola,Michael Maletz; one is the need for animals to compete successfully in the conflicts they experience when young. Another is the need for them to develop the skills they require to fight effectively when they become adults.

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Observational Technology: An Update,f our own species. We are part of the animal world and so may have inherited behavioural traits from our primate ancestors. There is ample evidence that this is the case at the level of morphology, physiology, and biochemistry.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-99-3897-1Plants may kill or otherwise overcome competitors by overgrowing and shading out smaller plants or by using toxic chemicals to kill other individuals (Newman, 1983). However, it is in animals that the use of physical force in response to conflicts of interest is most highly developed.

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A survey of animal conflictPlants may kill or otherwise overcome competitors by overgrowing and shading out smaller plants or by using toxic chemicals to kill other individuals (Newman, 1983). However, it is in animals that the use of physical force in response to conflicts of interest is most highly developed.

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