Plasticity Associated with Adaption of Social Roles in Clown Anemonefish
Published: 8 September 2026| Version 1 | DOI: 10.17632/n46dmgp9m7.1
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Lili VizerDescription
This dataset accompanies the study investigating how social position (dominant, subordinate, or solitary) drives coordinated changes in phenotype, behaviors, and gene expression in Amphiprion percula. The experiment involved 30 replicated social contexts (paired and solitary individuals). The videos used in this study, from which food intake and agonistic behaviors were scored, can be made available upon request.
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Institutions
- Boston UniversityMA, Boston
Categories
Animal Behavior, Gene Expression, Animal Ecology