Ingerid
@ingeridh.bsky.social
PhD student at University of Exeter | Animal behaviour, sociality, cognition and biologging 🐾🌳
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Social relationships are powerful predictors of fitness across social animals. But *why*?
In our new @cp-trendsecolevo.bsky.social paper, we outline testable predictions for why relationship quality and quantity adaptively vary across socio-ecological contexts.
tinyurl.com/55dnkeh7
In our new @cp-trendsecolevo.bsky.social paper, we outline testable predictions for why relationship quality and quantity adaptively vary across socio-ecological contexts.
tinyurl.com/55dnkeh7
October 16, 2025 at 7:07 AM
Social relationships are powerful predictors of fitness across social animals. But *why*?
In our new @cp-trendsecolevo.bsky.social paper, we outline testable predictions for why relationship quality and quantity adaptively vary across socio-ecological contexts.
tinyurl.com/55dnkeh7
In our new @cp-trendsecolevo.bsky.social paper, we outline testable predictions for why relationship quality and quantity adaptively vary across socio-ecological contexts.
tinyurl.com/55dnkeh7
Really enjoyed sharing some of my PhD research at @behaviour2025.bsky.social 🐿️ Thank you to Hemal Naik and Ebi Anthony George for organising the "From data to discovery with AI" symposium!
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@asab.org
@ingeridh.bsky.social gave a great talk about her work investigating squirrel caching behaviour using accelerometers in a very interesting session led by Hemal Naik & Ebi Antony George on using machine learning in animal behaviour research🧑💻🐿️
August 28, 2025 at 3:19 PM
Really enjoyed sharing some of my PhD research at @behaviour2025.bsky.social 🐿️ Thank you to Hemal Naik and Ebi Anthony George for organising the "From data to discovery with AI" symposium!
@asab.org
@asab.org