Mother–Offspring Interaction is a behavioral construct in companion animal ethology that denotes the bidirectional pattern of affiliative, protective, and communicative behaviors between a female parent and her progeny, serving to ensure offspring survival, social development, and species-typical attachment formation.
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Robert Trivers · American Zoologist · 1974 · 4.2K citations · Full text
Claud A. Bramblett, Jeanne Altmann · Man · 1982 · 982 citations
Dorothy L. Cheney · Ethology and Sociobiology · 1981 · 899 citations
Maternal Effects in Animal Ecology
Joseph Bernardo · American Zoologist · 1996 · 877 citations · Full text
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