Does exploratory behavior or activity in a wild mouse explain susceptibility to virus infection?
Abstract
Exploration and activity are often described as trade-offs between the fitness benefits of gathering information and resources, and the potential costs of increasing exposure to predators and parasites. More exploratory individuals are predicted to have higher rates of parasitism, but this relationship has rarely been examined for virus infections in wild populations. Here, we used the multimammate mouse Mastomys natalensis to investigate the...
Paper Details
Title
Does exploratory behavior or activity in a wild mouse explain susceptibility to virus infection?
Published Date
Sep 12, 2017
Journal
Volume
64
Issue
5
Pages
585 - 592
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