OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The H4-Index of Animal Behaviour is 21. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-07-01 to 2025-07-01.)

Article	Citations
Editors Page	62
Editors Page	48
Editors’ Acknowledgments	48
Sexual size dimorphism of brood-parasitic nestlings does not affect host chick survival, size or fledging phenology	39
Strong ties formation, composition and processes at play during the developmental period of juvenile vervet monkeys	37
Low size dimorphism does not lead to reduced sexual segregation: exploring effects of habitat divergence and activity	35
Female–female conflict is higher during periods of parental care in a group-living cichlid fish	34
Anthropogenic influences on play of the green monkeys of Barbados	34
28 minutes later: investigating the role of aflatrem-like compounds in Ophiocordyceps parasite manipulation of zombie ants	34
Punishment from dominant breeders increases helping effort of subordinates in a cooperatively breeding cichlid	33
Foraging location preferences reflect memory interference associated with spatial learning tasks in a food-caching bird	31
Reducing the bias due to unknown relationships in measuring the steepness of a dominance hierarchy	31
Bottlenose dolphin community structure along Florida’s Gulf coast	30
Olfaction and reproductive isolation in birds	28
Prepared learning in plant–pollinator interactions	27
Association Page	25
Fitness incentives to male fighters undermine fighting performance in intergroup contests	25
Collective attention in navigating homing pigeons: group size effect and individual differences	25
Indirect effect of familiarity on survival: a path analysis on video game data	22
Stimulus type and social context are stronger than individual differences in common marmosets' novelty exploration	22
Parental predator exposure affects offspring boldness and laterality in the stickleback	22
Brown-headed cowbirds select nests to parasitize based on individual host attributes rather than nest type	21
Sperm oxidative status varies with the level of sperm competition and affects male reproductive success	21