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Meanings of sociality in anglès
Degree to which individuals in an animal population tend to associate in social groups and form cooperative societies.
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Examples for "gregariousness"
Examples for "gregariousness"
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Her oneness was a magnet for his gregariousness and concentrated it upon herself.
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They are to me barbarians with their committee works and gregariousness.
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She shook her head, but smiling, the instinct of gregariousness awakening.
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The standing in line, the jostling and waiting, the gregariousness and publicity, are demoralizing.
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Michelle's gregariousness rubs up against Barack's need for pensive solitude.
Usage of sociality in anglès
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Our understanding of animal sociality is based almost entirely on single-species sociality.
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Research into plant sociality is still young, with many questions unanswered.
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But the problem created by increased sociality is its maintenance, as Dunbar explains.
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The Middle Ages spell disintegration; Fascism is nothing if not sociality.
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Presents at all times played a prominent part in Roman etiquette and sociality.
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Research on wild horses has connected offspring survival to maternal sociality.
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Here, we report the presence of a surprising degree of general sociality in Drosophila.
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But the sun of his sociality soon recovers from this brief eclipse and shines again.
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But it was for the sake of sociality; never either for the flask or the venison.
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But outside the so-called eusocial insects, insect sociality has been an ambiguous, contentious field of study.
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What I said in my last letter, the powers of fuddling sociality only know for me.
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If numerical cognition was not related to sociality, the bears should have no problem solving numerical tasks.
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This could be because heterospecific and single-species sociality are thought to be based on fundamentally different mechanisms.
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Anger, fear, curiosity, humour, tenderness, egoism, sexual passion, and sociality must all be possible, but never uncontrollable.
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Such groups are also observed in a large range of arthropod taxa independent of their level of sociality.
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The rigors and rituals of initiation ceremonies at adolescence impressed the duties of sociality at that impressionable period.
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Translations for sociality
portuguès
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Sociality through the time