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Stuber, Erica F, Carlson, Ben S, Jesmer, Brett R |
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Behavioral Ecology; May/Jun2022, Vol. 33 Issue 3, p492-493, 2p |
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We are grateful for the thought-provoking and forward-looking commentaries ([1]; [3]; [6]; [9]) in response to our meta-analysis of evidence for consistent among-individual differences in animals' spatial behaviors ([7]). TOWARD A MECHANISTIC UNDERSTANDING OF INHERENT SPATIAL PERSONALITY All commenters highlight potential avenues to understand the genetic, physiological, behavioral, and ecological factors underlying repeatable differences in spatial behavior. Inversely, individuals may consistently differ in behaviors due to stable differences in morphology, leading to apparent differences in environmental preferences (e.g. if different movement behaviors are more efficient in certain environments). [Extracted from the article] |
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