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Demographic and ecological traits for cooperative breeders and their matched non-cooperative counterpart
Risk
Includes the prevalence of each foraging mode as a function of several independent variables including spatial position and food availability
quorum
This is the computer program that was used to create the data in this paper. It is a quick BASIC program
Percentage of scans with vigilance in family flocks of two crane species.
<p>Vigilance is shown for adults (A) and juveniles (J) in red-crowned crane (RCC) and common crane (CC).</p
Comparisons of observed and expected collective vigilance between adults and juveniles in two crane species.
<p>Collective vigilance was calculated using one adult and one juvenile in each flock. A positive value indicates coordinated vigilance while a negative value indicates synchronised vigilance (CC: common crane; RCC-core: red-crowned crane in the core zone; RCC-buffer: red-crowned crane in the buffer zone).</p
Comparisons of observed and expected collective vigilance between adults in two crane species.
<p>Collective vigilance was calculated using the two adults of each flock. A positive contrast value indicates coordinated vigilance while a negative value indicates synchronised vigilance (CC: common crane; RCC-core: red-crowned crane in the core zone; RCC-buffer: red-crowned crane in the buffer zone).</p