Joachim G. Frommen

Senior Lecturer in Animal Behaviour

Manchester Metropolitan University

United Kingdom

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Michael Taborsky

University of Bern

SWITZERLAND

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francesca santostefano

University of Quebec

CANADA

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Satoshi Awata

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Tomohiro Takeyama

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Okayama University

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Adam Reddon

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Liverpool John Moores University

UNITED KINGDOM

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Dmitry Konovalov

James Cook University

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Jade Newton-Youens

Manchester Metropolitan University

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William T. Swaney

UNITED KINGDOM

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Arne Jungwirth

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David Alexander Marques

Naturhistorisches Museum Basel

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Joachim G. Frommen

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Social fish use different submission signals depending on spatial position

Rise and fall: increasing temperatures have nonlinear effects on aggression in a tropical fish

Philopatry yields higher fitness than dispersal in a cooperative breeder with sex-specific life history trajectories

Kin-structured cooperatively breeding groups due to limited dispersal in the obligate shell-brooding cichlid Neolamprologus meeli

Effects of chronic and acute predation risk on sexual ornamentation and mating preferences

Age‐ and sex‐dependent variation in relatedness corresponds to reproductive skew, territory inheritance, and workload in cooperatively breeding cichlids

Ecological variation drives morphological differentiation in a highly social vertebrate

Through a glass darkly? Divergent reactions of eight Lake Tanganyika cichlid species towards their mirror image in their natural environment

Sex-Specific Routes to Independent Breeding in a Polygynous Cooperative Breeder

Experimental predator intrusions in a cooperative breeder reveal threat-dependent task partitioning

Group-size preferences in a shoaling cichlid

Investment of group members is contingent on helper number and the presence of young in a cooperative breeder

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Michael Taborsky

francesca santostefano

Satoshi Awata

Tomohiro Takeyama

Adam Reddon

Dmitry Konovalov

Jade Newton-Youens

William T. Swaney

Arne Jungwirth

David Alexander Marques

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