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Philopatry is the
tendency of an
organism to stay in or
habitually return to a
particular area. The
causes of
philopatry are numerous, but
natal philopatry...
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Natal homing, or
natal philopatry, is the
homing process by
which some
adult animals that have
migrated away from
their juvenile habitats return to their...
- Nest-site
fidelity may be due to one of
three reasons, or a combination:
Philopatry is the
tendency for
adult bees to
excavate a nest near
their natal nest;...
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Procellariids display high
levels of
philopatry,
exhibiting both
natal philopatry and site fidelity.
Natal philopatry, the
tendency of a bird to
breed close...
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among thousands of
similar holes,
after a trip of
several kilometers. In
philopatry,
insects that
hibernate are able to
recall a
specific location up to a...
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groups ranging from 10 to 85 individuals, with
groups exhibiting female philopatry and
males emigrating from
natal group at puberty. Crab-eating macaques...
- factors, such as low
rates of
dispersal or
returning to the
spawning area (
philopatry), can
cause a
particular group of
organisms to have high
speciation rates...
- that
happened for such an
evolutionary process to occur. The male-biased
philopatry theory proposes that if
human social groups were
originally based around...
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undisturbed eastern chimpanzee community that displa****
substantial bi****ual
philopatry.
Despite an
increased inbreeding risk
incurred by
females who do not dis****...
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University of
Chicago Press. ISBN 978-0-226-79854-7. Shields, W. M. 1982.
Philopatry, Inbreeding, and the
Evolution of ****. Print. 50–69.
Meagher S, Penn DJ...
