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Poison Dart Frogs: Personality Determines Reproductive Strategies

Poison Dart Frogs: Personality Determines Reproductive Strategies
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United statesFrench guianaEva ringlerUniversity of bernHasli of the university bernDivision of behavioral ecologyInstitute of ecologyBehavioral ecologyHasli ethological research station

Poison dart frogs: Personality determines reproductive strategies

Poison dart frogs: Personality determines reproductive strategies
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United statesFrench guianaEva ringlerInstitute of ecologyUniversity of bernDivision of behavioral ecologyHasli of the university bernBehavioral ecologyHasli ethological research station

Poison dart frogs: Personality determines reproductive strategies, research suggests

Poison dart frogs: Personality determines reproductive strategies, research suggests
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Geckos can distinguish between species by odor, study finds

Geckos, such as other lizards and snakes, use their tongues to perceive pheromones from other individuals.

East timorBirgit szaboEva ringlerDivision of behavioural ecologyUniversity of bernUniversity of bern institute ecologyAnimal cognitionBehavioural ecology

Geckos Can Distinguish Their Own Odor From That of Other Members of Their Species by Using Their Tongue

Geckos can use their tongue to distinguish their own odor from that of other members of their species,

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