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Age-related changes and selective disappearance shape variation in bold-shy continuum in guppies.
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- Age-related changes and selective disappearance shape variation in bold-shy continuum in guppies.Behavioral ecology : official journal of the International Society for Behavioral EcologyArticle
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Abstract
The persistence of animal personalities within populations contradicts the optimality principle, assuming a single optimal trait value for all individuals. With the advance of research on the maintenance of animal personalities, 2 types of data have emerged as particularly needed: (i) longitudinal data, allowing to distinguish population-level and cohort-level variance in personality traits, and (ii) estimates of additive genetic variance in personality traits and their genetic correlations with life history traits. While longitudinal studies are beginning to emerge, most research to date has relied on behavioral measures at a single life-stage, limiting our understanding of the interplay between ages and genotypes. To address this gap, we employed a 3-generations pedigree design in a captive guppy (
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