Phenotypic matching by spot pattern potentially mediates female giraffe social associations

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Journal of Zoology, 2022

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Kin Morandi; Anna K. Lindholm; Derek Lee; Monica L. Bond

Kin Morandi, Anna K. Lindholm, Derek Lee, Monica L. Bond (2022). Phenotypic matching by spot pattern potentially mediates female giraffe social associations. Journal of Zoology. https://doi.org/10.1111/jzo.13009

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