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Evolutionary nature of animal friendships

Evolutionary nature of animal friendships
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Olof leimarStockholm universityDepartment of zoology at stockholm universityUniversity of neuchProfessor emeritus

Study Sheds Light on How Butterflies Respond to Climate Change

Summer and winter seasons constitute vastly different living conditions for animals and plants in many parts of the world

Laura thomsonjunNature communicationsDepartment of zoology at stockholm universityStockholm universityTech industry focus

Seasonal specialization in butterflies determines responses to a changing climate

Seasonal specialization in butterflies determines responses to a changing climate
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Olle lindestadNature communicationsDepartment of zoology at stockholm universitySwedish species information centreStockholm university

Baby songbirds recognise their local species song dialect

Young pied flycatcher songbirds respond more to songs similar to their own dialect, than to songs from different populations and other species.

David wheatcroftDepartment of zoology at stockholm universityAssociate professorStockholm university

Cultural Transmission in Chimpanzees

Cultural Transmission in Chimpanzees
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Patrik lindenforsJohan lindCentre for the study of cultural evolutionNational geographic new chimpanzeesDepartment of zoology at stockholm universityGroup size in chimpanzee communities ploCurrent biologyKibale forestBudongo forestNational geographicCultural evolutionStockholm universityMahalem groupCultural traits is correlatedFemale group sizeMale group size