Experimentally produced prior residence effect in male convict cichlids: The role of initial proximity to territorial markers
Abstract Investigating the effects of initial proximity to territorial markers on experimentally produced prior residence effects, 16 pairs of male convict cichlids were randomly assigned to two treatment conditions: a nonreversal condition where the natural resident was closest to the territorial m...
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