Color patterns in fish are often multicomponent signals, composed of pigment-based and
structural color patches that can be used to communicate within species, in both inter-and …

Understanding how individuals modify their social interactions in response to infectious
disease is of central importance for our comprehension of how disease dynamics operate in …

Although the majority of studies on mate choice focus on female mate choice, there is
growing recognition of the role of male mate choice too. Male mate choice is tightly linked to …

Infections can change social behaviour in multiple ways, with profound impacts on pathogen
transmission. However, these impacts might depend on the type of behaviour, how sociality …

There is a bewildering array of fish parasites and probably all fish species harbour one or
more species. Under normal conditions hosts often show little or no signs of infection, either …

Highlights•Sickness can affect animals' interactions and influence pathogen
transmission.•We examined captive female bats' responses to sickness using …

Parasites represent a critically understudied component of reef communities—a knowledge
gap that has become more evident as infectious diseases emerge. Here, we test the roles of …

In many social fish species, visual cues play an important role in inducing shoaling
behaviour. The present study is the first to examine whether and how “biological motion” …

Commercial fishery harvest is a powerful evolutionary agent, but we know little about
whether environmental stressors affect harvest-associated selection. We test how parasite …

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