Social information use and collective foraging in a pursuit diving seabird
Abstract
Individuals of many species utilise social information whilst making decisions. While many studies have examined social information in making large scale decisions, there is increasing interest in the use of fine scale social cues in groups. By examining the use of these cues and how they alter behaviour, we can gain insights into the adaptive value of group behaviours. We investigated the role of social information in choosing when and where to...
Paper Details
Title
Social information use and collective foraging in a pursuit diving seabird
Published Date
Sep 23, 2019
Journal
Volume
14
Issue
9
Pages
e0222600 - e0222600
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