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- 類型:已發表論文
- 日期:2016
摘要
While collective decision-making is recognised as a significant contributor to fitness in 社會 物種, the opposite outcome is also logically possible. We show that collective movement decisions guided by individual bison sharing faulty 資訊 about habitat quality promoted the use of ecological traps. The frequent, but short-lived, associations of bison with different spatial knowledge led to a 族群-wide shift from avoidance to selection of agri文化 patches over 9 years in and around Prince Albert National Park, Canada. Bison were more likely to travel to an agri文化 patch for the first time by following conspecifics already familiar with agri文化 patches. Annual adult mortality increased by 12% due to hunting of bison on agri文化 lands. Maladaptive 社會 behaviour accordingly was a major force that contributed
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