Definition of Allogrooming. Meaning of Allogrooming. Synonyms of Allogrooming

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- the amount of allogrooming done by female bats. The release of oxytocin, found to be stimulated by positive touches (such as allogrooming), smells, and...
- increases. Allogrooming is grooming behaviour performed by one animal on another. This behaviour could include licking, rubbing or preening. Allogrooming can...
- to be the only ungulate to display self-grooming as well as allogrooming. In allogrooming, females typically groom related impalas, while males ****ociate...
- to be a byproduct of allogrooming, but rather a behavior of directly licking the male genital area, independent of allogrooming. In captivity, same-****...
- behaviour, vibrational communication, kin recognition, trail following, allogrooming, care of the brood, cropping of antennae and certain mating behaviours...
- distance between individuals is low, with frequent body contact, huddling, allogrooming, and extended play among the pups. After this, the young are able to...
- its young and exhibits other social behaviour such as trophallaxis and allogrooming. Termites are thought to be the descendants of the genus Cryptocercus...
- in protection against predators. They engage in frequent and extended allogrooming sessions, which serve to strengthen group cohesion, mostly between mature...
- rubbing and social licking, which have been compared with the role of allogrooming among primates. Head rubbing, nuzzling the forehead, face and neck against...
- Retrieved 2 April 2017. Bos, Ruud van den (1 March 1998). "The function of allogrooming in domestic cats (Felis silvestris catus); a study in a group of cats...