Personality-matching habitat choice, rather than behavioural plasticity, is a likely driver of a phenotype–environment covariance - Holtmann, Benedikt; Santos, Eduardo S. A.; Lara, Carlos E.; Nakagawa, Shinichi (Proceedings of the Royal Society. B, Biological sciences, 2017)
Keywords: Animal behavior; Animal Personality; Animals; Behaviour; Covariance; Developmental plasticity; Dispersal; Ecosystem; Female; Genotype-Environment Covariance; Habitat Selection; Habitats; Human Disturbance; Introduced Species; Male; Matching; New Zealand; Personality; Phenotype; Plastic properties; Plasticity; Population; Population differentiation; Population structure; Repeatability; Songbirds - genetics; Songbirds - physiology; Speciation; habitat selection; repeatability; human disturbance; animal personality; dispersal; genotype-environment covariance