The Development of Animal PersonalityAnn V. Hedrick Frontiers Media SA, Apr 17, 2017 - 105 pages Although the topic of animal personality has recently generated much interest, the role of development is little understood. This collection of papers deals with the development of animal personality. Topics include the roles of genetic effects, maternal effects, social partners, predation and parasitism risk, and environmental complexity in the development of personality, the effects of personality on survival, and the development of collective personality and movement as a driver of personality development. The organisms covered include insects, spiders, fishes, and birds. This volume illustrates the diversity of approaches that have shed light on the development of animal personality in the past several years. |
Contents
The Development of Animal Personality | 4 |
Four ways in which datafree papers on animal personality fail to be impactful | 6 |
Individual differences in the potential and realized developmental plasticity of personality traits | 9 |
mechanisms and consequences | 24 |
the ontogenetic drivers of behavioral variation across groups | 36 |
Early Environmental Conditions Shape Personality Types in a Jumping Spider | 49 |
Experience drives the development of movementcognition correlations in a butterfly | 63 |
Juvenile pathogen exposure affects the presence of personality in adult field crickets | 74 |
Personality differences in two minnow populations that differ in their parasitism and predation risk | 84 |
do fastexploring fairywrens die young? | 92 |
Back cover | 106 |
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