Fission-fusion social dynamics allow animals to respond to short-term environmental changes by temporarily adjusting group size. The drivers of such complex social dynamics are thought to relate to re
Strong social bonds form between individuals in many group-living species, and these relationships can have important fitness benefits. When responding to vocalizations produced by groupmates, receive
Cooperative breeding is an excellent example of cooperation in social groups. Domestic dogs have evolved from cooperatively hunting and breeding ancestors but have adapted to a facultatively social sc
For a series of capture dates, we provide results on the number of inquiry (sheet 1) and response calls (sheet 2) for each one of the individuals studied. We also provide an additional sheet (3) with
