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alloparenting

alloparenting Alloparenting is caregiving in which an individual other than a young animal’s biological parent takes on parental functions.

Alloparenting is caregiving in which an individual other than a young animal’s biological parent takes on parental functions. These functions can include feeding or otherwise providing for the young, protecting them, or both.

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Drafting source: Garner Joseph P.; Gaskill Brianna N.; Pritchett-Corning Kathleen R.. Two of a Kind or a Full House? Reproductive Suppression and Alloparenting in Laboratory Mice. 2016; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0154966; article XML SHA-256 e282832a1cf569cb7144d02965a6124bf1599163304b273047b54f0ff088750c. “Two of a Kind or a Full House? Reproductive Suppression and Alloparenting in Laboratory Mice” (10.1371/journal.pone.0154966).
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