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Effects of Informal Parental Care on Labor Force Participation in the Nordic Countries
, 2013 Mirjam Ruth Unger
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Predator-induced transgenerational plasticity of parental care behaviour in male three-spined stickleback fish across two generations. [PDF]
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2021
This chapter discusses parental care, which includes the range of an adult animal's activities that improve the survivorship of offspring. Parental care ranges from nourishing, incubating eggs, to defending them from predators. According to life history theory, species differ in their levels of giving care to their young.
Shawn E. Nordell, Thomas J. Valone
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This chapter discusses parental care, which includes the range of an adult animal's activities that improve the survivorship of offspring. Parental care ranges from nourishing, incubating eggs, to defending them from predators. According to life history theory, species differ in their levels of giving care to their young.
Shawn E. Nordell, Thomas J. Valone
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Current Biology, 2022
Parental care, a usefully imprecise catch-all term for behaviors performed by breeding adults that benefit their offspring, is a popular research area among behavioral ecologists. Across Class Aves, it takes many forms, ranging from warming the eggs during incubation - such that the embryo develops within and eventually escapes from its protective ...
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Parental care, a usefully imprecise catch-all term for behaviors performed by breeding adults that benefit their offspring, is a popular research area among behavioral ecologists. Across Class Aves, it takes many forms, ranging from warming the eggs during incubation - such that the embryo develops within and eventually escapes from its protective ...
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2018
Parental care is any parental trait that enhances the fitness of a parent’s offspring, and that is likely to have originated and/or be currently maintained for this function. How parental care evolves and which sex should care for the offspring are central questions in evolutionary biology. The theoretical bases to address these questions were proposed
Glauco Machado, Stephen T. Trumbo
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Parental care is any parental trait that enhances the fitness of a parent’s offspring, and that is likely to have originated and/or be currently maintained for this function. How parental care evolves and which sex should care for the offspring are central questions in evolutionary biology. The theoretical bases to address these questions were proposed
Glauco Machado, Stephen T. Trumbo
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Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine, 1988
This is a comprehensive book for parents of young children (newborn to age 5 years). It is a book that health providers who care for children and their parents in the 1980s would do well to read. The authors are physicians who have brought their extensive professional knowledge as pediatricians and psychiatrists, as well as their varied experiences as ...
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This is a comprehensive book for parents of young children (newborn to age 5 years). It is a book that health providers who care for children and their parents in the 1980s would do well to read. The authors are physicians who have brought their extensive professional knowledge as pediatricians and psychiatrists, as well as their varied experiences as ...
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1980
The expectation that children will be looked after by their own parents cannot be fulfilled in every case, even straight after birth. Illness, incapacity, breaks in the family, or death can intervene at any time. Illegitimate children are particularly vulnerable, as their parents are not married to each other and there is often no recognisable family ...
Lydia Lambert, Jane Streather
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The expectation that children will be looked after by their own parents cannot be fulfilled in every case, even straight after birth. Illness, incapacity, breaks in the family, or death can intervene at any time. Illegitimate children are particularly vulnerable, as their parents are not married to each other and there is often no recognisable family ...
Lydia Lambert, Jane Streather
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BioScience, 1984
The evolution of parental care represents an extraordinary breakthrough in the adaptation of organisms to their environment. Its effectiveness in neutralizing conditions harmful to young is attested by the repeated convergence of parental behavior patterns throughout vastly different animal lineages.
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The evolution of parental care represents an extraordinary breakthrough in the adaptation of organisms to their environment. Its effectiveness in neutralizing conditions harmful to young is attested by the repeated convergence of parental behavior patterns throughout vastly different animal lineages.
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2012
This chapter focuses on individual variation in parental care, the relationship between individual variation and maternal fitness, and the physiological mechanisms underlying this variation. For example, does individual variation in incubation behavior (e.g., the timing of onset, intensity, constancy) determine the number and quality of chicks at ...
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This chapter focuses on individual variation in parental care, the relationship between individual variation and maternal fitness, and the physiological mechanisms underlying this variation. For example, does individual variation in incubation behavior (e.g., the timing of onset, intensity, constancy) determine the number and quality of chicks at ...
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