Comparative Psychology

preferentially attend to moving objects, which produce a certain sound, and they do this shortly after hatching. Sexual imprinting in many birds and mammals has to guarantee that genetically closely related individuals are chosen as potential partners for both reproduction and cooperation after sexual maturity. Therefore, animals from these groups become perceptionally fixed on the characteristics of individuals with whom they socialize d
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