FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W1965385635> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W1965385635 endingPage "1003" @default.
• W1965385635 startingPage "981" @default.
• W1965385635 abstract "1. We used continuous 8-day monitoring to document the spatial and mating relationships of free-ranging Anolis carolinensis lizards at each of seven habitat-delineated study sites. 2. We found a polygynous social structure, consisting of a male and 2-6 resident females (x = 3.3), on each site. 3. Spatially, both sexes utilized all available perch heights and diameters on the study sites (habitat generalists), though females tended to perch slightly higher and on significantly thinner substrata (x = 2.4 m, 3.4 em, respectively) than males (x = 2.3 m, 5.3 em, respectively). 4. Mean home range volume was eight fold greater for males (69 m3) than females (8 m3). Male home ranges were exclusive of other males (0% overlap), while neighboring female home range volumes overlapped an average of 18%. 5. Male snout-vent length (SVL) was positively correlated with male home range size (area, volume) and with number of resident females, but not with resident female SVL or resident female home range size. 6. Half of 397 male-female encounters led to close contacts in which males influenced courtship outcomes by: recognizing receptive and non-receptive females (differential display rate); bypassing 69% (85/123) of mating opportunities with receptive females; and copulating only when courtship was male-initiated. 7. Larger males (who also had larger territories and more females) courted less per female, but with longer duration, and had longer copulatory durations than smaller males. 8. Male frequency of copulation (x = once/1.4 days), however, had no correlates with measured variables; females were mated without bias to male or female attributes. 9. Male potential reproductive rate (PRR), estimated from the number of copulations with different females, positively correlated with male SVL. Female PRR, estimated from the inter-mating interval (i.e. the single-egg clutch interval), did not correlate with any measured male or female trait. 10. Our data, in concert with other field studies and A. carolinensis life history traits, document a polygynous mating system in which females seem to fit a 'no cost, neutral-mate-choice' model, and males (in response to sedentary, contiguously distributed females who clutch at weekly intervals over a 4-month period) employ territorial contests within an endurance rivalry as a prime mechanism for mate assortment." @default.
• W1965385635 created "2016-06-24" @default.
• W1965385635 creator A5020621967 @default.
• W1965385635 creator A5044678222 @default.
• W1965385635 date "1998-01-01" @default.
• W1965385635 modified "2023-10-03" @default.
• W1965385635 title "Spatial and Breeding Relationships of the Lizard, Anolis Carolinensis: Evidence of Intrasexual Selection" @default.
• W1965385635 cites W1543652418 @default.
• W1965385635 cites W1544815196 @default.
• W1965385635 cites W1566633959 @default.
• W1965385635 cites W1965064032 @default.
• W1965385635 cites W1977320179 @default.
• W1965385635 cites W1991748191 @default.
• W1965385635 cites W1997045165 @default.
• W1965385635 cites W2001672869 @default.
• W1965385635 cites W2002567743 @default.
• W1965385635 cites W2019041684 @default.
• W1965385635 cites W2020887204 @default.
• W1965385635 cites W2032847218 @default.
• W1965385635 cites W2035568148 @default.
• W1965385635 cites W2041008842 @default.
• W1965385635 cites W2053362870 @default.
• W1965385635 cites W2054820883 @default.
• W1965385635 cites W2062959428 @default.
• W1965385635 cites W2063037305 @default.
• W1965385635 cites W2065603754 @default.
• W1965385635 cites W2083221214 @default.
• W1965385635 cites W2088684170 @default.
• W1965385635 cites W2092707102 @default.
• W1965385635 cites W2094605164 @default.
• W1965385635 cites W2097121643 @default.
• W1965385635 cites W2135415321 @default.
• W1965385635 cites W2313278956 @default.
• W1965385635 cites W2313372364 @default.
• W1965385635 cites W2315039007 @default.
• W1965385635 cites W2318644260 @default.
• W1965385635 cites W2319806509 @default.
• W1965385635 cites W2319946974 @default.
• W1965385635 cites W2324892352 @default.
• W1965385635 cites W2325185213 @default.
• W1965385635 cites W2325343629 @default.
• W1965385635 cites W2326851617 @default.
• W1965385635 cites W2327413057 @default.
• W1965385635 cites W2328145582 @default.
• W1965385635 cites W2328931553 @default.
• W1965385635 cites W2332645942 @default.
• W1965385635 cites W2333548905 @default.
• W1965385635 cites W2397241873 @default.
• W1965385635 cites W2509119575 @default.
• W1965385635 cites W2596401732 @default.
• W1965385635 cites W3016230452 @default.
• W1965385635 cites W3047927799 @default.
• W1965385635 cites W190249289 @default.
• W1965385635 doi "https://doi.org/10.1163/156853998792640341" @default.
• W1965385635 hasPublicationYear "1998" @default.
• W1965385635 type Work @default.
• W1965385635 sameAs 1965385635 @default.
• W1965385635 citedByCount "94" @default.
• W1965385635 countsByYear W19653856352012 @default.
• W1965385635 countsByYear W19653856352013 @default.
• W1965385635 countsByYear W19653856352014 @default.
• W1965385635 countsByYear W19653856352015 @default.
• W1965385635 countsByYear W19653856352016 @default.
• W1965385635 countsByYear W19653856352017 @default.
• W1965385635 countsByYear W19653856352018 @default.
• W1965385635 countsByYear W19653856352019 @default.
• W1965385635 countsByYear W19653856352020 @default.
• W1965385635 countsByYear W19653856352021 @default.
• W1965385635 countsByYear W19653856352022 @default.
• W1965385635 countsByYear W19653856352023 @default.
• W1965385635 crossrefType "journal-article" @default.
• W1965385635 hasAuthorship W1965385635A5020621967 @default.
• W1965385635 hasAuthorship W1965385635A5044678222 @default.
• W1965385635 hasConcept C154945302 @default.
• W1965385635 hasConcept C18903297 @default.
• W1965385635 hasConcept C205649164 @default.
• W1965385635 hasConcept C2776948614 @default.
• W1965385635 hasConcept C2777871726 @default.
• W1965385635 hasConcept C41008148 @default.
• W1965385635 hasConcept C78458016 @default.
• W1965385635 hasConcept C81917197 @default.
• W1965385635 hasConcept C86803240 @default.
• W1965385635 hasConcept C90856448 @default.
• W1965385635 hasConceptScore W1965385635C154945302 @default.
• W1965385635 hasConceptScore W1965385635C18903297 @default.
• W1965385635 hasConceptScore W1965385635C205649164 @default.
• W1965385635 hasConceptScore W1965385635C2776948614 @default.
• W1965385635 hasConceptScore W1965385635C2777871726 @default.
• W1965385635 hasConceptScore W1965385635C41008148 @default.
• W1965385635 hasConceptScore W1965385635C78458016 @default.
• W1965385635 hasConceptScore W1965385635C81917197 @default.
• W1965385635 hasConceptScore W1965385635C86803240 @default.
• W1965385635 hasConceptScore W1965385635C90856448 @default.
• W1965385635 hasIssue "7" @default.
• W1965385635 hasLocation W19653856351 @default.
• W1965385635 hasOpenAccess W1965385635 @default.
• W1965385635 hasPrimaryLocation W19653856351 @default.
• W1965385635 hasRelatedWork W2088883353 @default.

• next