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Some animals use communication signals to assess their opponent's size and fighting ability during aggressive conflicts …
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. Benefits of recruitment were strongly dependent on resource patch quality, density, and variability. Communication was …
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Flowers exhibit characteristics through which they exploit the sensory biases of pollinating insects, and both signaler and receiver benefit from this interaction, either through reproductive service or food reward. However, the preferences of pollinators for certain flower traits such as color...
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), for example, successful foragers use excited motor displays and a pheromone as communication signals. In addition, bees …
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The received view of protective coloration in animals is that conspicuous colors and patterns have evolved because they elicit avoidance behavior in potential predators. In the present study, we examine the spontaneous response of naive predators (Gallus gallus domesticus) to artificial prey to...
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in adults and spotted pelage in young act as camouflage, side bands and dark faces assist in communication, and dark …, dark tails, and white tails did not appear to assist in communication alone, legs and tails that were either dark or white … (i.e., conspicuous) did seem to be linked with communication. There was moderate support for hypotheses that …
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