Performance and allocation can simultaneously shape behaviour in fire-disturbed populations of root vole
Jan S. Boratyński,
Karolina Iwińska,
Martyna Wirowska
et al.
Abstract:Metabolic physiology and animal personality are often considered linked to each other, shaping ecological and evolutionary strategies along a life-history continuum. The energy allocation model predicts a negative while the performance model predicts a positive correlation between the rate of metabolic processes and behaviours, such as activity level. The models might operate simultaneously but depending on the context one can predominate over the other, determining expression of alternative pro- and reactive … Show more
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