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Étiquette : Journal of ethology

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Chemical compounds of a Neotropical plant constrain the anti-predator behaviour of sympatric tadpoles

Abstract The capacity to identify predator chemical cues is extremely advantageous as it allows prey to avoid the predation sequence from the beginning. However, for aquatic organisms, identification can be …

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Sexual horn dimorphism predicts the expression of active personality trait: males perform better only in the sexually horn dimorphic Onthophagus dung beetle

Abstract The potential sex-specific differences in animal personality traits (i.e., consistent inter-individual variation in observed behavior) are an active field of inquiry in behavioral ecology. Sexual horn dimorphism, a special …

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Large-scale spatial pattern of bird responses to a potential predator suggests that predator-specific mobbing is a plastic trait

Abstract Mobbing is a prey antipredator behaviour aimed to reduce the risk of predation. The behaviour may be innate and/or learned. Evaluating this behaviour on a large spatial scale can …

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Group definition for underwater observation of wild Indo-Pacific bottlenose dolphins

Abstract The group definition for an animal population is important for building associations among individuals (i.e., social network). Indo-Pacific bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops aduncus) have a society with high fission–fusion dynamics …

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