Sex and State-Dependent Effects on Proactive Behaviors of Bent-Wing Bats Across Contexts
Y-J Kuo,
Y-F Lee,
Y-M Kuo
et al.
Abstract:Animals within a population may show distinct behavioral types that differ consistently among individuals over time and across contexts, collectively known as animal personality. Individual state variables arising from intrinsic features of organisms and their interactions with the environment may contribute to or aid in maintaining these interindividual behavioral differences. The present study examined the effects of the body mass, body condition, flight morphology, and parasite load on the personality trait… Show more
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