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51.
Jan Komdeur 《Behavioral ecology and sociobiology》1994,34(3):175-186
Prebreeding Seychelles warblers (Acrocephalus sechellensis) frequently act as helpers on their natal territory, aiding in territory defence, predator mobbing, nestbuilding, incubation (only females) and feeding dependent young of their parents. In some cases helpers could attain breeding status (e.g. by joint-nesting) in their natal group and become co-breeders. Comparisons of group size and reproductive success on a given quality territory suggest that the presence of alloparents (helpers and cobreeders) significantly affects the reproductive success of their parents. The influence of alloparents on reproductive success was examined by removing alloparents from breeding units and comparing the success of natural-sized and artificially reduced groups. Removal experiments, controlled for territory quality, group size and breeder age, showed that the presence of one alloparent significantly improved the reproductive success of its parents. Analysis strongly suggests that this was entirely due to helping behaviour (i.e. providing care to offspring of their parents), thereby improving the helper's inclusive fitness benefits from staying at home. However, these experiments showed also that the presence of two or more alloparents in medium-quality territories significantly decreased reproductive success, compared with groups with one alloparent. Several lines of evidence suggest that this may have been due to the joint-nesting and reproductive competition that could occur in breeding groups, or simply to resource depression when a large number of previous offspring remained on their natal territory. 相似文献
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For primitively eusocial insects in which a single foundress establishes a nest at the start of the colony cycle, the solitary provisioning phase before first worker emergence represents a risky period when other, nestless foundresses may attempt to usurp the nest. In the primitively eusocial sweat bee Lasioglossum malachurum (Hymenoptera, Halictidae), spring foundresses compete for nests which are dug into hard soil. Nest-searching foundresses (‘floaters’) frequently inspected nests during this solitary phase and thereby exerted a usurpation pressure on resident queens. Usurpation has been hypothesised to increase across the solitary provisioning phase and favour closure of nests at an aggregation, marking the termination of the solitary provisioning phase by foundresses, before worker emergence. However, our experimental and observational data suggest that usurpation pressure may remain constant or even decrease across the solitary provisioning phase and therefore cannot explain nest closure before first worker emergence. Levels of aggression during encounters between residents and floaters were surprisingly low (9% of encounters across 2 years), and the outcome of confrontations was in favour of residents (resident maintains residency in 94% of encounters across 2 years). Residents were significantly larger than floaters. However, the relationship between queen size and offspring production, though positive, was not statistically significant. Size therefore seems to confer a considerable advantage to a queen during the solitary provisioning phase in terms of nest residency, but its importance in terms of worker production appears marginal. Factors other than intraspecific usurpation need to be invoked to explain the break in provisioning activity of a foundress before first worker emergence. 相似文献
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In birds, host experience can modify response to parasites but nothing similar is known for insects. We studied two desert tenebrionid beetles, the subsocial host Parastizopus armaticeps and its obligate and ubiquitous brood-(clepto)parasite Eremostibes opacus, which mimics the hosts odour spectrum. Nearly 10% of host burrows in the field (n=214) remain unparasitised even after introducing E. opacus experimentally (n=22). In discrimination tests, 7% of naive host beetles eject the parasite, showing individual variation in olfactory discrimination ability. To test for effects of prior breeding experience, naive (first time) or experienced (second time) breeders with or without prior parasite contact were confined with E. opacus at breeding onset, their behaviour recorded and parasite number counted on breeding completion. More first- than second-time breeding pairs completely excluded the parasite and second-time breeders with no prior contact with E. opacus had fewer parasites than any others. These pairs increased burrow-guarding dramatically, mostly during early reproduction, this being the best predictor of parasite number. Prolonged guarding, however, must be traded-off against other brood-care behaviours. Hence, it might pay breeding pairs to take the risk of accepting some parasites breeding within their burrow, and we expect this effect will be more pronounced if poor feeding and digging conditions are taken into account. This might explain why apparently 90% of the P. armaticeps breeding burrows in the field contain at least one parasitic E. opacus.Communicated by D. Gwynne 相似文献
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Alternative male mating tactics in a cichlid, Pelvicachromis pulcher: a comparison of reproductive effort and success 总被引:2,自引:0,他引:2
Pelvicachromis pulcher is a small African cichlid which breeds in holes. Males may either reproduce monogamously (pair males), polygynously (harem
males), or be tolerated as helpers in a harem territory (satellite males). These helpers share in defence of the territory
against conspecifics, heterospecific competitors and predators. There are two male colour morphs that are fixed for life and
are apparently genetically determined. These differ in their potential mating strategy. Red morph males may become harem owners,
while yellow morph males may become satellite males, and males of both morphs may alternatively pair up monogamously. We compared
the reproductive effort and success of these three male reproductive strategies. Effort was measured as attack rates, time
expenditure and the risk of being injured or killed when attacking competitors or predators of three sympatric fish species.
Reproductive success was measured by observing how many eggs were fertilized by each male when this was possible, and by using
genetic markers. The number of fry surviving to independence of parental care was used as a criterion of success. The reproductive
success of harem males was 3.3 times higher than that of pair males and 7 times higher than that of the average satellite
male. Dominant satellite males, however, were as successful as monogamous pair males, using the measure of fertilized eggs.
To our knowledge, this has not been found previously in any fish species. Both harem and pair males had lower parental defence
costs per sired offspring, however, than males using the alternative satellite tactic. Defence effort was significantly related
to the risk of injury.
Received: 17 January 1996 / Accepted after revision: 9 June 1997 相似文献
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Pair and extra-pair mating success relative to male quality in red-winged blackbirds 总被引:9,自引:0,他引:9
We tested whether the reproductive success of male red-winged blackbirds (Agelaius phoeniceus) varied with male secondary sexual traits or with haematozoa prevalence, and whether these patterns were consistent with females preferring genetically superior males. We also determined whether the traits that correlated with male success on their own territories were also correlated with male success at siring young on other males territories. Our analysis included data from a 6-year study involving 617 nestlings for which paternity was determined by DNA profiling. Larger males sired more young on their territories, principally because they obtained larger harems. The success of larger males at acquiring more mates did not appear to be a consequence of larger males holding larger or better-quality territories. Older and longer-lived males sired more young by extra-pair fertilizations. Larger males sired the most offspring overall (on territory + off territory). Variation in epaulet size and color, responses to male and female models, nest defence and parasitism was not correlated with male success either on or off their territories or overall. Male success in a given year was significantly correlated with success the previous year, as expected if females were selecting genetically superior males. The male that was by far the most successful individual in this study was highly consistent from year to year. Because male body size is positively correlated with survival in this population (although not within the sample of males included in this study), female preference for larger males may have reflected a general preference for males with superior Survival ability. We propose that the direct advantage realized by older males in extra-pair matings might indicate that experience is important, such that experienced males are better at creating or exploiting the opportunities for extra-pair mating. This hypothesis is consistent with a pairwise analysis of cuckoldry that showed that cuckolders were most often older than the males they cuckolded. 相似文献
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Few studies have investigated the long-term fitness consequences of nestling size hierarchies in altricial birds. In this
study, we investigated whether or not the size rank order of siblings influences subsequent breeding success in the little
egret, Egretta garzetta. From a marking program allowing individual recognition of wild birds, we obtained data on the breeding success of 56 pairs
comprising individuals for which the size rank order was known. The breeding success in these pairs was positively influenced
by the age of the marked bird but negatively affected by the laying date of the pair and the size rank order of the marked
individual. There was also a significant difference between breeding colonies. We suggest two main hypotheses for a link between
size rank order of individuals and their breeding success and we discuss our results in relation to current hypotheses on
the adaptive value of hatching asynchrony.
Received: 10 August 1998 / Accepted after revision: 13 December 1998 相似文献
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Patricia?L.?WhittenEmail author Trudy?R.?Turner 《Behavioral ecology and sociobiology》2004,56(6):565-578
This study investigated hormonal and demographic processes underlying unimale and multimale mating systems in primates. Reproductive skew and challenge models of male competition provide conflicting predictions of the relationship of male residence to group composition and androgen regulation. These predictions were tested using endocrine and socioecological data from Kenyan vervet monkeys (Cercopithecus aethiops). Serum samples from 57 adult male monkeys, drawn from 19 separate groups and 4 populations, were assayed for testosterone by radioimmunoassay. Male ability to respond to conspecific challenge was assessed by their testosterone response to the capture protocol.Analyses showed that reproductive skew models were useful predictors of intergroup and interpopulation variation in male residence and T profiles. The Limited Control model of male residence was supported by positive correlations of the number of males per group with the number of females without dependent offspring, demonstrating that monopolization potential was a key determinant of male residence. Testosterone concentrations under conditions that elevated serum levels were positively correlated with infanticide risk, supporting the Concession model. Population comparisons provided evidence for increased T responsiveness where groups were predominantly unimale. Unimale populations were from sites with higher rainfall, suggesting that ecological factors contributed to population differences in male residence and T regulation.For species name, we follow the 2000 taxonomy of the IUCN/SSC Primate Specialist Groups workshop (Grubb et al. 2003) 相似文献
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Cédric Alaux Malvina Boutot Pierre Jaisson Abraham Hefetz 《Behavioral ecology and sociobiology》2007,62(2):213-222
Worker sterility in the bumblebee Bombus terrestris is conditional and is linked to the social development of the colony. Workers refrain from reproducing or overtly challenging
the queen until gyne production has initiated, at the so-called competition point (CP). It is not known whether this behavior
is hard-wired or workers show reproductive plasticity. It also remains unclear whether worker reproductive decision is under
queen and/or worker control. In this study, we tested worker reproductive plasticity in an attempt to assess whether and under
which conditions worker sterility/fertility are reversible. We introduced egg-laying workers into colonies with different
social structures for 1 week then monitored their reproductive status. We revealed a remarkable reproductive plasticity in
the introduced workers that was social-condition-dependent. In the presence of a pre-CP queen, the introduced workers reverted
to sterility, whereas in the presence of a post-CP queen, such workers remained egg-layer. Reversion to sterility does not
occur when direct contact with the queen is prevented, as the introduced workers remained egg-layer in the queenright colonies
with a confined queen. Egg-laying workers that were introduced into queenless colonies mostly maintained their fertility regardless
of colony social phase. This shows that worker transition from cooperative to selfish behavior is reversible depending on
the social context. 相似文献
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Sociality in some birds, mammals, and social insects was suggested to have evolved through the lengthening and extension of
parental care behaviors to nondirect descendents. In these systems, group members care for young cooperatively and, thus,
increase the reproductive success of the breeders and fitness of the young. Parental care behaviors, such as regurgitation
feeding and matriphagy (consumption of the mother), occur in several subsocial and social spiders. However, it is not known
whether females in a colony cooperate in caring for the young of other females and whether such cooperative care improves
reproductive success. To answer this question, we created experimental colonies of the social spider Stegodyphus dumicola (Araneae, Eresidae), allowing only one female in a group to produce young, simulating reproductive skew occurring in nests
in nature. In this paper, we show for the first time that females of S. dumicola cooperate in providing regurgitated food for young of other females and are even eaten by those young. Young raised by a
group of females were larger and had greater survival than young raised only by their mother. Thus, fitness benefits from
raising broods cooperatively may have favored the evolution of sociality in spiders. 相似文献