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Movement responses to lethal risk: an integrative analysis of proactive and reactive antipredator behaviours in a large herbivore

2024-08-06

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Prey species can display antipredation movement behaviours to reduce predation risk including proactive responses to chronic or predictable risk, and reactive responses to acute or unpredictable risk. Thus, at any given time, prey movement choice may reflect the trade-off between proaction and reaction. In previous studies, proaction and reaction have generally been considered separately, which neglects their simu...

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Literature Corpus work: fbb98cb8-3532-5e59-a4ad-f327c606b759
DOI: 10.1101/2024.08.03.606415

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