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Assessment of fighting ability in animal contests
Animal Behaviour · 2009 · Vol. 77(5) · pp. 991–1004
Gareth Arnott✉(Queen's University Belfast)Robert W. Elwood(Queen's University Belfast)
Animal Behavior and ReproductionPlant and animal studiesWildlife Ecology and ConservationCLARITYConfusionGame theorySelection (genetic algorithm)Resource (disambiguation)Computer scienceVariation (astronomy)Management scienceRisk analysis (engineering)Psychology
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