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Why individual vigilance declines as group size increases
Animal Behaviour · 1996 · Vol. 51(5) · pp. 1077–1086
Gilbert Roberts✉(University of Melbourne)
Animal Behavior and ReproductionPlant and animal studiesWildlife Ecology and ConservationVigilance (psychology)PsychologyConfusionForagingSocial psychologyCognitive psychologyEcologyBiology
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