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within-individual centering approach

An analytical approach where deviations from an individual's average behavior or phenotype are calculated to quantify and analyze how an individual's social phenotype may change over time.

methodological2 papers
process

MHC class II

Major histocompatibility complex genes involved in antigen presentation and immune response

molecular1 paper
measurement

aggressiveness

population ecology1 paper
phenomenon

animal personality

Consistent individual differences in behaviour across time and contexts, concept known as animal personality, behavioural types, temperament or coping styles

population ecology1 paper
framework

common garden experiment

Experimental design where seeds from broad elevational gradient planted into four common gardens in four treatments

methodological1 paper
framework

contextual analysis

Extension of the Lande-Arnold selection analysis using partial regression to partition selection among levels

evolution1 paper
theory

costs and benefits of sociality

Theoretical framework examining trade-offs between advantages and disadvantages of group living

general ecology1 paper
process

gene family expansion

evolution1 paper
process

hibernation

A life-history trait that buffers marmots against climate change by allowing them to escape changes in climate and effectively expand their ecological niches

population ecology1 paper
framework

life history traits

Ecological and life history traits that determine a bird species response to extreme meteorological events and vary with elevation

population ecology1 paper
phenomenon

predation risk

Risk of being consumed by predators, which differs between fish-containing and fishless streams

community ecology1 paper
phenomenon

social structure

Organization of individuals within populations based on family groups and territorial patterns

population ecology1 paper
framework

wildlife management

Applied ecology approach to managing wild animal populations, including use of repellents to control animal damage

general ecology1 paper