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kin recognition: a standalone construct

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Behavioural ecology

ability of animals to treat relatives differently from non-relatives, studied through how it develops from early experience.

In behavioural ecology, kin recognition refers to ability of animals to treat relatives differently from non-relatives, studied through how it develops from early experience. This meaning comes from Holmes (1982) in American Zoologist.[1]

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References

Holmes, W. G., & Sherman, P. W. (1982). The Ontogeny of Kin Recognition in Two Species of Ground Squirrels. American Zoologist, 22(3), 491-517. https://doi.org/10.1093/icb/22.3.491

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