Why animals come together, with the special case of mixed-species bird flocks

Group living is a widespread, ubiquitous biological phenomenon in the animal kingdom that has attracted considerable attention in many different contexts. The availability of food and the presence of predators represent the two main factors believed to favor group life. In this review, major theorie...

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Colorado, Gabriel Jaime
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REI00203
AVES - CONDUCTA
BIRDS - BEHAVIOR
MIGRACIÓN DE AVES
BIRDS - MIGRATION
RECURSOS NATURALES: AGUA, MINERALES, BIODIVERSIDAD
RECURSOS NATURALES: AGUA, MINERALES, BIODIVERSIDAD
AVES MIGRATORIAS
GROUP LIVING
MIXED - SPECIES BIRD FLOCKS
FEEDING EFFICIENCY HYPOTHESIS
PREDATOR DEFENSE HYPOTHESIS
AGRUPAMIENTO
BANDADAS MIXTAS DE AVES
HIPÓTESIS DE EFICIENCIA EN LA ALIMENTACIÓN
HIPÓTESIS DE DEFENSA DE DEPREDADORES
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dc.title.spa.fl_str_mv Why animals come together, with the special case of mixed-species bird flocks
dc.title.alternative.spa.fl_str_mv Por que os animais se agrupam? O caso especial de bandos mistos de aves
¿Por qué los animales se agrupan? El caso especial de bandadas mixtas de aves
title Why animals come together, with the special case of mixed-species bird flocks
spellingShingle Why animals come together, with the special case of mixed-species bird flocks
REI00203
AVES - CONDUCTA
BIRDS - BEHAVIOR
MIGRACIÓN DE AVES
BIRDS - MIGRATION
RECURSOS NATURALES: AGUA, MINERALES, BIODIVERSIDAD
RECURSOS NATURALES: AGUA, MINERALES, BIODIVERSIDAD
AVES MIGRATORIAS
GROUP LIVING
MIXED - SPECIES BIRD FLOCKS
FEEDING EFFICIENCY HYPOTHESIS
PREDATOR DEFENSE HYPOTHESIS
AGRUPAMIENTO
BANDADAS MIXTAS DE AVES
HIPÓTESIS DE EFICIENCIA EN LA ALIMENTACIÓN
HIPÓTESIS DE DEFENSA DE DEPREDADORES
title_short Why animals come together, with the special case of mixed-species bird flocks
title_full Why animals come together, with the special case of mixed-species bird flocks
title_fullStr Why animals come together, with the special case of mixed-species bird flocks
title_full_unstemmed Why animals come together, with the special case of mixed-species bird flocks
title_sort Why animals come together, with the special case of mixed-species bird flocks
dc.creator.fl_str_mv Colorado, Gabriel Jaime
dc.contributor.author.spa.fl_str_mv Colorado, Gabriel Jaime
dc.subject.lcsh.spa.fl_str_mv REI00203
topic REI00203
AVES - CONDUCTA
BIRDS - BEHAVIOR
MIGRACIÓN DE AVES
BIRDS - MIGRATION
RECURSOS NATURALES: AGUA, MINERALES, BIODIVERSIDAD
RECURSOS NATURALES: AGUA, MINERALES, BIODIVERSIDAD
AVES MIGRATORIAS
GROUP LIVING
MIXED - SPECIES BIRD FLOCKS
FEEDING EFFICIENCY HYPOTHESIS
PREDATOR DEFENSE HYPOTHESIS
AGRUPAMIENTO
BANDADAS MIXTAS DE AVES
HIPÓTESIS DE EFICIENCIA EN LA ALIMENTACIÓN
HIPÓTESIS DE DEFENSA DE DEPREDADORES
dc.subject.arcmarc.spa.fl_str_mv AVES - CONDUCTA
BIRDS - BEHAVIOR
MIGRACIÓN DE AVES
BIRDS - MIGRATION
dc.subject.eia.spa.fl_str_mv RECURSOS NATURALES: AGUA, MINERALES, BIODIVERSIDAD
RECURSOS NATURALES: AGUA, MINERALES, BIODIVERSIDAD
dc.subject.eurovoc.spa.fl_str_mv AVES MIGRATORIAS
dc.subject.keywords.spa.fl_str_mv GROUP LIVING
MIXED - SPECIES BIRD FLOCKS
FEEDING EFFICIENCY HYPOTHESIS
PREDATOR DEFENSE HYPOTHESIS
AGRUPAMIENTO
BANDADAS MIXTAS DE AVES
HIPÓTESIS DE EFICIENCIA EN LA ALIMENTACIÓN
HIPÓTESIS DE DEFENSA DE DEPREDADORES
description Group living is a widespread, ubiquitous biological phenomenon in the animal kingdom that has attracted considerable attention in many different contexts. The availability of food and the presence of predators represent the two main factors believed to favor group life. In this review, major theories supporting grouping behavior in animals are explored, providing an explanation of animal grouping. This review is divided in two sections. First, major theories as well as potential mechanisms behind the benefit of grouping are described. Later, a special case on the widespread animal social system of mixed-species avian flocks is presented, exploring the available information in relation to the potential causes that bring birds together into this particular social aggregation.
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dc.date.created.spa.fl_str_mv 2013-06
dc.date.issued.spa.fl_str_mv 2013-10-23
dc.date.accepted.spa.fl_str_mv 2013-04-17
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dc.relation.references.spa.fl_str_mv Abrahams, M. V., and P. W. Colgan (1987). “Fish schools and their hydrodynamic function: a reanalysis”. Environmental Biology of Fishes 20: 79-80.
Abrahams, M. V., and P. W. Colgan (1985). “Risk of predation, hydrodynamic efficiency and their influence on school structure.” Environmental Biology of Fishes 13: 195-202.
Ale, S. B., and J. S. Brown (2007). “The contingencies of group size and vigilance”. Evolutionary Ecology Research 9, No. 8: 1263-1276.
Alevizon, W. S. (1976). “Mixed schooling and its possible significance in a tropical western Atlantic parrotfish and sturgeon fish”. Copeia 1976: 769-798.
Ancel, A., H. Visser, Y. Handrich, D. Masman, and Y. Le Maho (1997). “Energy saving in huddling penguins”. Nature 385: 304-305.
Andrews, R. V., and R. W. Belknap (1986). “Bioenergetic benefits of huddling by deer mice (Peromyscus maniculatus)”. Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology A 85: 775-778.
Austin, G. T., and E. L. Smith (1972). “Winter foraging ecology of mixed insectivorous bird flocks in oak woodlands in southern Arizona”. Condor 74: 17-24.
Badgerow, J. P. (1988). “An analysis of function in the formation flight of Canada geese”. Auk 105: 749-755.
Bajec, I. L., and F. H. Heppner (2009). “Organized flight in birds”. Animal Behaviour 78: 777-789.
Barber, I., and F. A. Huntingford (1996). “Parasite infection alters schooling behavior: deviant positioning of helminth-infected minnows in conspecific groups”.
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spelling Colorado, Gabriel Jaime84b4bf1393e2f504228af11829b7da58-1gjcoloradoz@unal.edu.co2013-10-23T15:43:18Z2013-10-23T15:43:18Z2013-062013-10-232012-01-042013-04-17ISSN 17941237https://repository.eia.edu.co/handle/11190/97Colorado Zuluaga, G. J. (2013). Why animals come together, with the special case of mixed-species bird flocks, Revista EIA, 10 (19), 49-66. doi: http://hdl.handle.net/11190/97Group living is a widespread, ubiquitous biological phenomenon in the animal kingdom that has attracted considerable attention in many different contexts. The availability of food and the presence of predators represent the two main factors believed to favor group life. In this review, major theories supporting grouping behavior in animals are explored, providing an explanation of animal grouping. This review is divided in two sections. First, major theories as well as potential mechanisms behind the benefit of grouping are described. Later, a special case on the widespread animal social system of mixed-species avian flocks is presented, exploring the available information in relation to the potential causes that bring birds together into this particular social aggregation.El comportamiento de agrupamiento es un fenómeno biológico global y ubicuo en el reino animal que ha atraído considerable atención en muchos contextos. Los dos factores principales que se cree favorecen la vida en grupo son la disponibilidad de alimento y la presencia de predadores. En esta revisión se exploraron las principales teorías publicadas en la literatura que tratan de dar explicación al comportamiento de agrupamiento en animales. Esta revisión se divide en dos secciones. Inicialmente, se describen las principales teorías así como los potenciales mecanismos asociados al beneficio de agruparse. Posteriormente, se presenta un caso especial en un sistema social animal llamado bandadas mixtas de especies de aves, explorando la información disponible en relación a las causas potenciales que hacen que las aves se asocien en esta particular agregación.18 p.application/pdfengRevista EIAAbrahams, M. V., and P. W. Colgan (1987). “Fish schools and their hydrodynamic function: a reanalysis”. Environmental Biology of Fishes 20: 79-80.Abrahams, M. V., and P. W. Colgan (1985). “Risk of predation, hydrodynamic efficiency and their influence on school structure.” Environmental Biology of Fishes 13: 195-202.Ale, S. B., and J. S. Brown (2007). “The contingencies of group size and vigilance”. Evolutionary Ecology Research 9, No. 8: 1263-1276.Alevizon, W. S. (1976). “Mixed schooling and its possible significance in a tropical western Atlantic parrotfish and sturgeon fish”. Copeia 1976: 769-798.Ancel, A., H. Visser, Y. Handrich, D. Masman, and Y. Le Maho (1997). “Energy saving in huddling penguins”. Nature 385: 304-305.Andrews, R. V., and R. W. Belknap (1986). “Bioenergetic benefits of huddling by deer mice (Peromyscus maniculatus)”. Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology A 85: 775-778.Austin, G. T., and E. L. Smith (1972). “Winter foraging ecology of mixed insectivorous bird flocks in oak woodlands in southern Arizona”. Condor 74: 17-24.Badgerow, J. P. (1988). “An analysis of function in the formation flight of Canada geese”. Auk 105: 749-755.Bajec, I. L., and F. H. Heppner (2009). “Organized flight in birds”. Animal Behaviour 78: 777-789.Barber, I., and F. A. Huntingford (1996). “Parasite infection alters schooling behavior: deviant positioning of helminth-infected minnows in conspecific groups”.Derechos Reservados - Universidad EIA, 2020https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/El autor de la obra, actuando en nombre propio, hace entrega del ejemplar respectivo y de sus anexos en formato digital o electrónico y autoriza a la ESCUELA DE INGENIERIA DE ANTIOQUIA, para que en los términos establecidos en la Ley 23 de 1982, Ley 44 de 1993, Decisión andina 351 de 1993, Decreto 460 de 1995, y demás normas generales sobre la materia, utilice y use por cualquier medio conocido o por conocer, los derechos patrimoniales de reproducción, comunicación pública, transformación y distribución de la obra objeto del presente documento. 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