Social
network
structure
plays
a
key
role
in
shaping
processes
animal
populations.
These
networks
often
show
distinct
patterns
humans
and
other
large
mammals,
with
relationship
strengths
organized
into
different
tiers.
Here,
we
used
continuous,
fine-scale
tracking
of
four
captive
colonies
zebra
finches
(_Taeniopygia
guttata_),
revealing
that
consistently
have
1-2
closest
contacts,
6-7
close
22-24
strong
contacts.
The
identities
these
contacts
remain
stable
across
days,
maintained
by
spatial
affinity
while
are
social
choice.
results
suggest
egocentric
made
up
consistent,
differentiated
relationships
forming
multitiered
structure.
similarities
to
species
fundamental
principles,
such
as
limitations
time
the
ability
move
through
space,
could
drive
common
structural
properties
networks.
bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Ноя. 25, 2024
Social
network
structure
plays
a
key
role
in
shaping
processes
animal
populations.
These
networks
often
show
distinct
patterns
humans
and
other
large
mammals,
with
relationship
strengths
organized
into
different
tiers.
Here,
we
used
continuous
fine-scale
tracking
of
four
captive
colonies
zebra
finches
(Taeniopygia
guttata),
revealing
that
consistently
have
1-2
closest
contacts,
6-7
close
22-24
strong
contacts.
The
identities
these
contacts
remain
stable
across
days,
maintained
by
spatial
affinity,
while
are
social
choice.
results
suggest
finches'
egocentric
composed
consistent,
differentiated
relationships
forming
multitiered
structure.
similarities
to
species
fundamental
principles,
such
as
limitations
time
the
ability
move
through
space,
could
drive
common
structural
properties
networks.
Social
network
structure
plays
a
key
role
in
shaping
processes
animal
populations.
These
networks
often
show
distinct
patterns
humans
and
other
large
mammals,
with
relationship
strengths
organized
into
different
tiers.
Here,
we
used
continuous,
fine-scale
tracking
of
four
captive
colonies
zebra
finches
(_Taeniopygia
guttata_),
revealing
that
consistently
have
1-2
closest
contacts,
6-7
close
22-24
strong
contacts.
The
identities
these
contacts
remain
stable
across
days,
maintained
by
spatial
affinity
while
are
social
choice.
results
suggest
egocentric
made
up
consistent,
differentiated
relationships
forming
multitiered
structure.
similarities
to
species
fundamental
principles,
such
as
limitations
time
the
ability
move
through
space,
could
drive
common
structural
properties
networks.