Publication: Agonistic onset during development differentiates wild house mouse males (Mus domesticus).
Agonistic onset during development differentiates wild house mouse males (Mus domesticus).
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Krackow, S. (2005). Agonistic onset during development differentiates wild house mouse males (Mus domesticus). Naturwissenschaften, 92(2), 78–81. https://doi.org/10.1007/s00114-004-0590-0
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Wild house mouse populations have been suggested to locally adapt to varying dispersal regimes by expressing divergent aggressivity phenotypes. This conjecture implies, first, genetic polymorphism for dispersive strategies which is supported by the finding of heritable variation for male dispersal tendency in feral house mice. Secondly, aggressivity is assumed to translate into dispersal rates. This speculation is reinforced by experimental evidence showing that non-agonistic males display lower dispersal propensity than same-aged mal
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Krackow, S. (2005). Agonistic onset during development differentiates wild house mouse males (Mus domesticus). Naturwissenschaften, 92(2), 78–81. https://doi.org/10.1007/s00114-004-0590-0
