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Professor of Evolution and Behaviour, Rufus Johnstone is based at University of Cambridge.

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Banded Mongoose Research Project

Banded Mongoose Research Project

The Banded Mongoose Research Project conducts research into the evolution of sociality and cooperatio

Banded Mongoose Research Project

4 years ago

3 year postdoc available!NERC funded postdoc position on collective decision making in banded mongooses. Involves fieldwork in Uganda, theory, and new drone methods to study the evolution of leadership and followership. Closing 15 Sept. Starts 1 Dec '19. bit.ly/2ZhJkH5 ... See MoreSee Less

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Banded Mongoose Research Project

5 years ago

Banded #mongooses show their violent side when they kick out family members from the group. The consequences for evictees can be serious but for females that remain, eviction means less competition for their pups and a higher chance of survival. t.co/GZKfHijbPs ... See MoreSee Less

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“Family feuds in banded #mongooses are so bad that individuals are often evicted from their social group. Read about the consequences of eviction in our new article in @sciencetrend here! t....

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Banded Mongoose Research Project

5 years ago

Us too! #mongooses t.co/lHCsdcYd7C ... See MoreSee Less

Dwarf Mongoose on Twitter

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“After 7 years of the Dwarf Mongoose Project, studying social behaviour, vocal communication and impacts of man-made noise, still the most common question we get asked... "Is it mongooses or mongees...

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Banded Mongoose Research Project

6 years ago

Great new paper from @JessMitch15 @CantMichael @HazelJNichols t.co/kif9Q62YgW ... See MoreSee Less

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Banded Mongoose Research Project

6 years ago

New paper out now! ... See MoreSee Less

Articles | Cornwall Campuses | University of Exeter

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Mongoose mothers boost their pups’ survival chances by evicting rival females from their social groups, new research shows.

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