Social dominance and conflict reduction in rutting male Alpine ibex, Capra ibex /

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Social dominance and conflict reduction in rutting male Alpine ibex, Capra ibex /

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Autore principale:	Willisch, Christian S.
Altri autori:	Neuhaus, Peter.
Natura:	Articolo
Lingua:	English
Soggetti:	Aggression Dominance Mating behavior Social system Ungulate
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