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Animal behaviour and algal camouflage jointly structure predation and selection.
Journal of evolutionary biology - 1 May 2018
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Trait variation can structure interactions between individuals, thus shaping selection. Although antipredator strategies are an important component of many aquatic systems, how multiple antipredator traits interact to influence consumption and selection remains contentious. Here, I use a common larval dragonfly (Epitheca canis) and its predator (Anax junius) to test for the joint effects of activity rate and...
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