Set 10 - Aggression

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Starlings in Protective Aviaries

Gain more fat because they have to escape predation less

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Great Tits Gain More Fat when

Predation is low

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Red Eye Embryos drop

Immediately from vibration spacing and duration

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Red Eye Embroyo Peak Hatch

Is 7th days at night

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Diseases are

Tiny parasites

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How many People have Aids or Died from Aids?

40 million people have AIDS and 42 million have died from it

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How many people died by flu?

30 000 people in US

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Malaria has killed

Half of all people every lived

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Frogs are sensitive to

Snail and parasite density, will decrease in presence of parasite and in snails

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Male Lions

Defend the pack from invading males killing his cubs and using the lioness for his own

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Sexual Selection

Differential reproduction from heritable variation in ability to get mates

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Female Gametes are

Large and limited by resources

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Male Gametes are

Small, limited by access to females

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Operational Sex Ratio

Number of Males ready to Mate/Number of Females Ready to Mate

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Biparental Care causes

Mutual match choice and sexually selected traits

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Western Grebe Courting System

  • Repeat each other’s movements

  • Run on the surface of the water together

  • Gift each other weed from the bottom of the lake

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Female Fruit Flies consider

Smell, taste and song for compatibility and quality of mate

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Pied Flycatchers prefer

Brighter males that sing

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Birds Sing at Dawn

  • No distortion

  • Mating availability

  • Female fertility at its highest

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As Sedge Warbles repertoire increases

Pairing time decreases

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Muted Red Winged Blackbirds have

More intrusions, fights and territory losses

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Direct Benefits Model

Females gain something from mate choice

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Optimal Prey Size for Scorpionflies

20mm

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Male Barn Swallows with Longer Tails have

Fewer parasitic mites who are better parents and fledging have more mass

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Direct Benefits Model Con

Often males only contribute sperm so direct benefits less likely

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Good Genes Model

Females gain by having superior offspring S

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Sage Grouses

Endangered and SARA law in 2003 for protection

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Cock of the Rock Birds

Bright orange and cluster to bounce competitively to attract Females

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Cock of the Rock Choice

Females peck on the male’s neck to tell that they chose them and they often copy mate choice

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Male Pronghorn Harem Holding Ability

Positively correlate with offspring quality

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Cons of Good Gene Model

There’s no clear distinction between direct benefits and good genes, males can someone contribute parasites or STDs

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MHC

Set of genes involved in immune responses with high individual variation

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MHC Similarity and Pleasantness

Negative Correlation

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Runaway Selection Model

Extreme male traits evolve via genetic link between male trait and female preference

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Runaway Selection Assumptions

  • Assumes 2 loci that has heritable variation

  • Trait and preferred alleles become linked causing extreme trait

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Stalked Eye Flies Experiment

Evolutionary change in eye span in males correlated with evolutionary change in preference in the females

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Runaway Selection Model Con

Meta analysis shows no proof for genetic correlation between male trait’s and female preference

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Banded Kokopu Fish

Have aggressive contests with fish at the top of the hierarchy get preferred access to food in the pool

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Subordinate Banded Kokopu FIsh

More likely to move to new pools than dominants and got equal food amount but better growth

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Male Weapons

Associated with system, males defend resource that’s spatially restricted and sometimes honest indicators

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Aggression

Animals send threatening signals and/or engage in some physical combat 

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Dominance Hierarchies

Rank orderings of individual based on the results of pairwise aggressive interactions

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Green Woodhoopoe Birds Increase

Grooming together in their group when they enter areas where conflicts with another group is likely

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Conspecific Aggression

Aggression between member of the same species

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When benefits of victory outweighs fighting costs

Selection favours aggressive behaviours

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Dominant Individuals and Winners have

Increased androgen levels and more likely to fight

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Subordinates have higher

Glucocorticoid going into and finishing fights

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Atlantic Salmon Loser

Increased cortisol and swim closer to the surface to avoid future aggression with the winner

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Atlantic Salmon Colour Change

Dominant get dark vertical eye bands and subordinate get darker body colour 

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Swordtail Colour Change

Dominant get red lateral stripes, and subordinates get black

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Low Serotonin Levels linked to

Increased level of aggression but lower social status but depends on social or asocial environment

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In fish, subordinates have

Increased serotonin levels and decrease fighting behaviour

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In crustaceans, increased serotonin

Increases aggression and high social status

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Hawk Dove Game

Analyzes costs and benefits between hawks and doves

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Hawk

Players escalates until it’s injured or opponent cedesd

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Dove

Player displays as if it’ll escalate but retreats and cedes if it esacales

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Winners of Hawks and Doves

  • Hawks wins against Doves

  • Hawks fight costly

  • Doves share the resources

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Bourgeois

Individual plays hawk if it’s a territory holder but dove if it doesn’t own territory

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When Male Speckled Wood Butterflies come across another male’s territory

Resident wings and intruder retreats, only a fight when males both think they’re owners of patch

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War of Attrition Model

Two or more players compete for a prize by paying a cost overtime and ends when one concedes

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War of Attrition Assumptions

  1. Individuals choose to display aggressively for however long

  2. Display behaviour costs

  3. No clear cues can settle a contest

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Male dung flies move patch to patch and stay time equals

Benefits of staying equals the cost of leaving

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Sequential Assessment Model

Analyze fights, which individual continually assess each other in a series of bouts until they determine their odds

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When opponents are more evenly matched

They should have more dangerous behaviours

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Length of Acts between Nannacara Anomala Fish

Depends on the difference in weight, but the order is the same 

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Winner and Loser Effect

Winner or losers more likely to win or loser/

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Loser Effect associated with

Increased glucocorticoid, low testosterone (winners are opposite)

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Larger Winning Copperhead Snakes get access to females but

Two time losers lose all contests to smaller opponents

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Plasma Corticosterone

Increase in losers than winners, subordinate rarely challenge other males or court females where they fought

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Next to Last Aggressive Interactions Affect

Current chance of winning or losing, but less effect on current outcome than wins and losses one move back in time

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Bystander Effect

Observer of aggressive interaction changes its assessment of fighting abilities of those it has observed

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Green Swordtail Fish Eavesdroppers more likely to

Avoid winner of contest

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Eavesdroppers less likely to initiate

Aggressive behavior and win against losers that had persisted in fights or loser that escalated their aggression

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Audience Effect

Individual in aggressive interaction change their behaviour in they’re watchedV

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Victim Screams

Entice support from observers

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In Mildly Aggressive Chimp Interactions

No difference in screams when audience was there or not

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In Severe Aggression

Victim screams longer, intense with audience when only a member a rank equal or above the aggressor was there

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Policing

Small number of males in a group, sometimes breaking up fights between pig tailed macaques

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When Policing Males were removed

Aggressive behaviours increased and those remaining had fewer play partners and grooming partners

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Reach

How quickly information flows in a group

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When reach decreases in monkeys

Decrease in pro social behaviour and smaller subgroups instead of a single group

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<p>What’s the main message?</p>

What’s the main message?

Subordinates relative growth rate increases after moving

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When serotonin was given, aggressive levels increased in small lobster

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Male dung flies appear to engage in wars of attrition when determining how long to stay on a patch where females may alight

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<p>What’s the main message?</p>

What’s the main message?

Copperhead loser snakes have increased levels of plasma corticosterone compared with controls 

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What’s the main message?

Fish in mirror treatment, less likely than opaque treatment to initiate interaction and escalate aggressive interaction against winners

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What’s the main message?

Testosterone increases after eavesdropping on a fight in Oreochromis mossambicus

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<p>What’s the main message?</p>

What’s the main message?

Chimpanzees in severe aggressive interactions emitted distinctive screams, and longer screams hen fights were watched by an audience that included a chimp of equal or higher rank to the aggressor

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<p>What’s the main message?</p>

What’s the main message?

Males fight more intensely when being watched by another male