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agonistic behavior

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agonistic behavior [¦ag·ə¦nis·tik bi′hāv·yər]
(psychology)
In social animals, fighting and escape behavior common in males during the rutting season.


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Females who interact with males receive increased agonistic behavior from other group females (Walker, Wilson, & Gordon, 1983; Wallen, 1995), making a female's interest in sex necessary to overcome the social inhibition created by the females in her group.
AN EVALUATION OF AGONISTIC BEHAVIORS OF SEVEN SPECIES OF CANTHIGASTER FISH AS A MECHANISM TO EVALUATE PHYLOGENETIC INTERRELATIONSHIPS.
 
 
 
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