After 3 months and 6 days, it's finally finished. Tune in for the premiere tonight at 7 pm GMT https://t.co/e3K0xqG0S4
Ecological and social constraints combine to promote evolution of non-breeding strategies in clownfish.
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The collective discussions reflect genuine enthusiasm and curiosity, with users praising the series on sociality and cooperation in alien biospheres, which connects tangentially to the article's themes. Words like 'highly recommend' and phrases like 'absolutely the coolest' convey excitement, while the sharing of links and personal artwork indicate active engagement and perception of the research’s relevance beyond academia.
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Abstract in brief
- Nonbreeding clownfish often wait peacefully to inherit breeding positions, which seems paradoxical, but ecological and social constraints prevent them from dispersing or competing openly.
- Experimental evidence shows that when environmental risks (ecological constraints) are reduced, nonbreeders are more likely to disperse, and when social risks like eviction are lessened, they are more inclined to contest for breeding.
- The study suggests that the combination of ecological and social factors drives the evolution of nonbreeding strategies, paralleling concepts from cooperative breeding and economic bargaining theories, where individuals weigh options based on environmental and social risks.
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Most liked on X and BlueskyThe drawing I made for @biblaridion's alien biospheres series a year ago. https://t.co/lNyp4LEzHo https://t.co/lI6HlSWOhR
https://t.co/Mc6iosMvx5
Go watch this. Awesome series! I was even able to contribute with my art! https://t.co/i05u0c2JeO Thank you so much for this opportunity, Bib!
NEW ALIEN BIOSPHERE VIDEO! WHAT A GLORIOUS DAY FOR WORLD BUILDING! this guy has went from a legit cellular level and is now talking about the social structure of the various fauna of the world. Absolutely the coolest https://t.co/652wffnfhV
Wake up babe new alien biosphere just dropped https://t.co/P9mxfOEZh7
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RT @Tharsis013: The drawing I made for @biblaridion's alien biospheres series a year ago. https://t.co/lNyp4LEzHo https://t.co/lI6HlSWOhR
RT @Tharsis013: The drawing I made for @biblaridion's alien biospheres series a year ago. https://t.co/lNyp4LEzHo https://t.co/lI6HlSWOhR
RT @Tharsis013: The drawing I made for @biblaridion's alien biospheres series a year ago. https://t.co/lNyp4LEzHo https://t.co/lI6HlSWOhR
RT @Tharsis013: The drawing I made for @biblaridion's alien biospheres series a year ago. https://t.co/lNyp4LEzHo https://t.co/lI6HlSWOhR
The drawing I made for @biblaridion's alien biospheres series a year ago. https://t.co/lNyp4LEzHo https://t.co/lI6HlSWOhR
RT @biblaridion: After 3 months and 6 days, it's finally finished. Tune in for the premiere tonight at 7 pm GMT https://t.co/e3K0xqG0S4
Wake up babe new alien biosphere just dropped https://t.co/P9mxfOEZh7
RT @biblaridion: After 3 months and 6 days, it's finally finished. Tune in for the premiere tonight at 7 pm GMT https://t.co/e3K0xqG0S4
Alien Biospheres: Part 12 - Sociality and Cooperation https://t.co/Z2ZWretkzI via @YouTube
RT @biblaridion: After 3 months and 6 days, it's finally finished. Tune in for the premiere tonight at 7 pm GMT https://t.co/e3K0xqG0S4
Alien Biospheres: Part 12 - Sociality and Cooperation https://t.co/JCh8zJFELO via @YouTube
RT @biblaridion: After 3 months and 6 days, it's finally finished. Tune in for the premiere tonight at 7 pm GMT https://t.co/e3K0xqG0S4
https://t.co/Mc6iosMvx5
RT @biblaridion: After 3 months and 6 days, it's finally finished. Tune in for the premiere tonight at 7 pm GMT https://t.co/e3K0xqG0S4
Alien Biospheres: Part 12 - Sociality and Cooperation https://t.co/PNmks0XbAT a través de @YouTube
RT @biblaridion: After 3 months and 6 days, it's finally finished. Tune in for the premiere tonight at 7 pm GMT https://t.co/e3K0xqG0S4
RT @biblaridion: After 3 months and 6 days, it's finally finished. Tune in for the premiere tonight at 7 pm GMT https://t.co/e3K0xqG0S4
source: https://t.co/XcSOhxURCw
https://t.co/50sf7wO6BC Here's the link if you want to see the episode yourself. I highly recommend watching the full series if you're into speculative biology or aliens in general.
NEW ALIEN BIOSPHERE VIDEO! WHAT A GLORIOUS DAY FOR WORLD BUILDING! this guy has went from a legit cellular level and is now talking about the social structure of the various fauna of the world. Absolutely the coolest https://t.co/652wffnfhV
RT @biblaridion: After 3 months and 6 days, it's finally finished. Tune in for the premiere tonight at 7 pm GMT https://t.co/e3K0xqG0S4
Go watch this. Awesome series! I was even able to contribute with my art! https://t.co/i05u0c2JeO Thank you so much for this opportunity, Bib!
RT @biblaridion: After 3 months and 6 days, it's finally finished. Tune in for the premiere tonight at 7 pm GMT https://t.co/e3K0xqG0S4
RT @biblaridion: After 3 months and 6 days, it's finally finished. Tune in for the premiere tonight at 7 pm GMT https://t.co/e3K0xqG0S4
RT @biblaridion: After 3 months and 6 days, it's finally finished. Tune in for the premiere tonight at 7 pm GMT https://t.co/e3K0xqG0S4
RT @biblaridion: After 3 months and 6 days, it's finally finished. Tune in for the premiere tonight at 7 pm GMT https://t.co/e3K0xqG0S4
RT @biblaridion: After 3 months and 6 days, it's finally finished. Tune in for the premiere tonight at 7 pm GMT https://t.co/e3K0xqG0S4
After 3 months and 6 days, it's finally finished. Tune in for the premiere tonight at 7 pm GMT https://t.co/e3K0xqG0S4
Rebecca Branconi (Boston University, United States) Ecological and social constraints combine to promote evolution of non-breeding strategies in clownfish #evolmar2020 #teamfish #clownfish #coralreefs