Habitat-dependent effects of personality on survival and reproduction in red squirrels

Overview of attention for article published in Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology, July 2018

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RT @oliverlindecke: Red-squirrel have personality - and that counts! https://t.co/ZPadd16Fhl 🐿️fascinating study [might want to have a @Lys…

RT @oliverlindecke: Red-squirrel have personality - and that counts! https://t.co/ZPadd16Fhl 🐿️fascinating study [might want to have a @Lys…

RT @oliverlindecke: Red-squirrel have personality - and that counts! https://t.co/ZPadd16Fhl 🐿️fascinating study [might want to have a @Lys…

RT @LysanneSnijders: "Bold squirrels survived better than shy ones in Norway spruce forest, while in the other two study areas (Scots pine…

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