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Cooperation and conflict in the social lives of bats
Gerald G. Carter
, Gerald S. Wilkinson
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Cooperative Behavior
100%
Cheater
100%
Social Life
100%
Altruism
66%
Unrelated Individuals
66%
Cheating
66%
Indirect Fitness
66%
Bat Species
66%
Possible Mechanisms
33%
Nonoperative
33%
Cooperator
33%
Social Groups
33%
Outbred
33%
Lower Average
33%
Kin Discrimination
33%
Social Partners
33%
Group Living
33%
Social Structure
33%
Mutualism
33%
Direct Fitness Benefits
33%
Cooperative Phenotype
33%
Population Viscosity
33%
Forms of Cooperation
33%
Direct Fitness
33%
Reproductive Benefits
33%
Female Cooperation
33%
Food Sharing
33%
Social Thermoregulation
33%
Average Relatedness
33%
Mutually Beneficial Cooperation
33%
Tropical Bats
33%
Helping Behavior
33%
Social Grooming
33%
Life-history Structure
33%
Costly Helping
33%
Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Altruism
100%
Life History
50%
Mutualism
50%
Pups
50%
Genetics
50%
Ecology
50%
Thermoregulation
50%
Social Structure
50%
Immunology and Microbiology
Lifespan
100%
Life History
100%
Thermoregulation
100%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Cooperation
100%
Social Participation
100%
Altruism
20%
Genetics
10%
Lifespan
10%
Relatedness
10%
Group Dynamics
10%
Life History
10%
Thermoregulation
10%