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Plasticity in social foraging is a matter of age in great tits
Behavioural plasticity can play a critical role in allowing an organism to adjust behaviour to rapidly changing environmental contexts. Individual variation in such plasticity could impact survival of individuals and population persistence in fluctuating environments. While an increasing number of s
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