动物社会性,个人与他人交往的倾向,通过伴侣选择会产生健身后果,例如,直接,通过增加潜在合作伙伴的数量,间接地通过增加生存率,个人从两者中受益。每年,通过增加交配成功率和随后的繁殖力来实现健身后果。然而,目前尚不清楚这些后果是否转化为终身健康。这里,我们量化了每年和一生中的社会协会及其与健身的联系,使用多代,遗传谱系。我们使用社会网络分析来计算代表个人社会性不同方面的变量。社会性表现出很高的个体内部可重复性。我们发现,异性伴侣较多的鸟类比异性伴侣较少的鸟类具有更高的年度适应性,但这并不能转化为终身健身。相反,终身健身,我们发现了稳定异性社会选择的证据,和一般的社会性,表明报告的好处在野生种群中只是短暂的,这种选择有利于平均的社会性。
Animal sociality, an individual\'s propensity to associate with others, has fitness consequences through mate choice, for example, directly, by increasing the pool of prospective partners, and indirectly through increased survival, and individuals benefit from both. Annually, fitness consequences are realized through increased mating success and subsequent fecundity. However, it remains unknown whether these consequences translate to lifetime fitness. Here, we quantified social associations and their link to fitness annually and over lifetime, using a multi-generational, genetic pedigree. We used social network analysis to calculate variables representing different aspects of an individual\'s sociality. Sociality showed high within-individual repeatability. We found that birds with more opposite-sex associates had higher annual fitness than those with fewer, but this did not translate to lifetime fitness. Instead, for lifetime fitness, we found evidence for stabilizing selection on opposite-sex sociality, and sociality in general, suggesting that reported benefits are only short-lived in a wild population, and that selection favors an average sociality.