Symposium S9

Symposium: The Development and Mechanisms Underlying Inter-individual Variation in Pro-social Behavior

Day: Sunday, Jan. 8, 07:45-15:30
Room: 206

Organizer(s): Ben Dantzer, Dustin Rubenstein

Symposium Author(s) Title

S9		 DANTZER, Ben Introduction: what is the importance of individual variation in cooperativeness?

S9		 RUBENSTEIN, DR From individual to group-level variation in cooperative behaviors and complex societies

S9		 VAN CLEVE, Jeremy; VAN CLEVE, Jeremy Stags, hawks, and doves: Individual variation in helping in social evolution theory

S9		 DORNHAUS, Anna Social insect colonies as individuals and groups: development and evolution of individual differences

S9		 SHEEHAN, Michael J Not all partners are equal: A role for identity signaling in generating differential cooperative behavior.

S9		 SALTZMAN, W. Paternal Behavior in a Biparental Rodent: Between- and Within-animal Variation

S9		 SMITH, Jennifer E.*; PETELLE, Matthew B. ; JEROME, Emily L. ; CRISTOFARI, Hélène ; BLUMSTEIN, Daniel T. The role of oxytocin in shaping prosocial behavior: new evidence from free-living ground squirrels and other social mammals

S9		 LEIGHTON, GM*; WANG, X; GUTENKUNST, RN; DORNHAUS, A Delimiting Gene Expression Differences Between Behavioral Castes in Temnothorax rugatulus

S9		 HOFMANN, Hans A; HOFMANN, Johann Neural and molecular mechanisms of cooperative defense

S9		 KELLY, Aubrey*; OPHIR, Alexander The influence of family dynamics on developmental trajectories and modulation of social behavior in prairie voles

S9		 HERB, Brian R. Epigenetic basis of development of social behaviors in honeybees

S9		 REHAN, SM Social aggression, experience, and brain gene expression in a subsocial bee
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