Cannibalistic Aggression is a form of aggressive behavior in which an individual attacks and consumes conspecifics, distinguished from other types of aggression by the lethal ingestion of members of the same species as a direct expression of dominance, resource competition, or stress-induced pathology.
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Sexual cannibalism in spiders and other invertebrates
Mark A. Elgar · 1992 · 195 citations
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