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Observational learning can also exist in a simpler form; explicit evaluation of the conspecific's experience as good or bad may be omitted.
If they come across a swarm of insects, they emit calls alerting conspecifics that food has been located.
The less intelligent and socially cooperative would have been culled out by conspecific predators.
There was no reduction in the hatchability of eggs and in the survival rate of immatures for all heterospecific crosses compared with conspecific crosses.
In non-permissive species, all insects gained in body mass, but parasitized females gained less mass than unparasitized conspecifics.
The females and the males were apparently conspecific.
Brothers (1997) reports that in primates, neurons in the superior temporal sulcus are responsive to faces including conspecifics eye movements, head, and gaze direction.
Values in bold represent the highest percentage for each species, and those in italics are conspecifics.
Mature trees supported more and different chrysomelid species than conspecific saplings.
Insect herbivores feeding on conspecific seedlings and trees.
We also noted whether the estimated deposition site was a sleeping tree, conspecific fruiting plant or a fruiting plant of a different species.
Displacement of conspecifics at a feeding site followed a regular pattern.
Therefore, increased sampling of the dorsal visual field could facilitate the detection of approaching prey, predators, and conspecifics.
Finally, is gap-phase regeneration of a largeseeded timber species affected by proximity of a mature conspecific to the gap?
This enables them to include many cases that do not require it - such as the elicitation of escape by a conspecific's alarm call.
Another analysis that corrected for unequal sample size between conspecific larvae and adults by rarefaction also did not reveal any differences between larvae and adults.
Alternatively or additionally, individuals may gain fitness advantages by synchronizing phenophases with conspecifics and/or neighbours.
The parasitoid's oviposition rate in unparasitized and conspecific-parasitized hosts varied at the different oviposition time intervals when the females had fewer eggs in the ovaries.
These findings suggest that genotypic variation underlies a portion of the deviation in soldier ratios observed in conspecific field colonies.

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