Animal cultures matter for conservation¶
Brakes, P. (2019). Animal cultures matter for conservation. Science.
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- Baldwin Effect
- Conservation of behavioral traditions. Reintroduction programs increasingly preserve learned traditions — migration routes, foraging techniques, predator avoidance — on the reasoning that these plastic traits shape the population's future genetic adaptation
This sourceBrakes et al. make the conservation case for socially learned traditions — migration routes, foraging skills, the knowledge held by experienced individuals — arguing their loss costs a population resilience and the success of future generations; the further inference that preserving them shapes future genetic adaptation is this article's, not theirs.
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- Conservation of behavioral traditions. Reintroduction programs increasingly preserve learned traditions — migration routes, foraging techniques, predator avoidance — on the reasoning that these plastic traits shape the population's future genetic adaptation
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