Data from: Presence of kin-biased social associations in a lizard with no parental care
Carmen Piza Roca, Kasha Strickland, Nicola Kent & Celine H. Frere
Numerous studies have observed kin-biased social associations in a variety of species. Many of these studies have focussed on species exhibiting parental care, which may facilitate the transmission of the social environment from parents to offspring. This becomes problematic when disentangling whether kin-biased associations are driven by kin recognition, or are a product of transmission of the social environment during ontogeny, or a combination of both. Studying kin-biased associations in systems that lack parental care...
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