Abstract Wildlife value orientations (WVOs) and social identity are important elements in the wildlife domain can predict attitudes toward wildlife-management-related issues. Therefore, understanding interrelations of WVOs identities is critical to successful conservation management. We carried out on-site face-to-face surveys with representatives four public groups particular Greece—the genera...

There is continuing interest in understanding factors that facilitate the evolution and stability of cooperation within and between species. Such interactions will often involve plasticity in investment behavior, in response to the interacting partner's investments. Our aim here is to investigate the evolution and stability of reciprocal investment behavior in interspecific interactions, a key ...

Figs (Ficus spp., Moraceae) and their pollinating wasps (Agaonidae, Chalcidoidea) constitute perhaps the most tightly integrated pollination mutualism that is known. Figs are characterized by extraordinarily high global and local species diversity. It has been proposed that the diversification of this mutualism has occurred through strict-sense coadaptation and cospeciation between pairs of fig...

Value orientations can predict attitudes and possibly behaviors. Wildlife value (WVOs) are useful constructs for predicting differences in among segments of the public towards issues wildlife domain. We carried out face-to-face interviews with a representative sample Greek population (n = 2392) to investigate two basic WVOs, domination mutualism four WVO types that result from their combination...