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The evolution of anterior coloration in carnivorans – SANTANA LAB

Why does the spectacled bear have facial stripes? Or why do canids have relatively plain faces? In a new article with the Caro and Stankowich labs, we explored the behavioral factors that might predict the diversity in facial and chest colors in carnivorans. Much to our surprise, we found that there might be different factors associated with the evolution facial and chest coloration in different lineages. Find out more by reading  the full article in Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology, or its press coverage from Science.

Caro et al. 2017

Caro et al. 2017

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