Effect of social organisation on interspecific differences in overmarking behaviour of foals in African equids

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RT @SpringerANCO: Overmarking (marking on or near another animal's scent marks) serves a social function in juvenile mammals. A test of fou…

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Overmarking (marking on or near another animal's scent marks) serves a social function in juvenile mammals. A test of four African equid species found the highest rate of a juvenile overmarking its mother in species with high intragroup aggression. https:/

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