The frequency of encounters, detections, and attacks for each replica monitored by cameras. The presence of marks on replicas and the type of predator producing the marks is indicated for all replicas for each field experiment
1. Clay model studies are a popular tool to identify predator–prey interactions that are challenging...
The strength of biotic interactions is generally thought to increase towards the equator, but suppor...
<p>Comparison of attack rates across different studies which used artificial butterflies’ paper mode...
Abstract Background Many intriguing questions about predator-prey interactions can be addressed by u...
These data are from a field experiment at the UADY tree diversity experiment in which clay caterpill...
Behavioral ecologists and evolutionary biologists have long studied how predators respond to prey it...
<div><p>Behavioral ecologists and evolutionary biologists have long studied how predators respond to...
Data on the number of artificial prey, the duration artificial prey were exposed to predation, the n...
Behavioral ecologists and evolutionary biologists have long studied how predators respond to prey it...
Demonstrating the importance of bite-mark evidence within the forensic science community is extremel...
<p>Study species reliably detected by camera traps or the subject of interviews and their key traits...
Artificial prey techniques-wherein synthetic replicas of real organisms are placed in natural habita...
These are the attack data for all of the models placed in the field. Each model belongs to a group o...
<p>The observed number of raptor attacks on different types of snake replicas. Numbers at the top of...
Attacks by birds, lizards, crabs, mammals, and unknown predators of clay models of O. granulifera of...
1. Clay model studies are a popular tool to identify predator–prey interactions that are challenging...
The strength of biotic interactions is generally thought to increase towards the equator, but suppor...
<p>Comparison of attack rates across different studies which used artificial butterflies’ paper mode...
Abstract Background Many intriguing questions about predator-prey interactions can be addressed by u...
These data are from a field experiment at the UADY tree diversity experiment in which clay caterpill...
Behavioral ecologists and evolutionary biologists have long studied how predators respond to prey it...
<div><p>Behavioral ecologists and evolutionary biologists have long studied how predators respond to...
Data on the number of artificial prey, the duration artificial prey were exposed to predation, the n...
Behavioral ecologists and evolutionary biologists have long studied how predators respond to prey it...
Demonstrating the importance of bite-mark evidence within the forensic science community is extremel...
<p>Study species reliably detected by camera traps or the subject of interviews and their key traits...
Artificial prey techniques-wherein synthetic replicas of real organisms are placed in natural habita...
These are the attack data for all of the models placed in the field. Each model belongs to a group o...
<p>The observed number of raptor attacks on different types of snake replicas. Numbers at the top of...
Attacks by birds, lizards, crabs, mammals, and unknown predators of clay models of O. granulifera of...
1. Clay model studies are a popular tool to identify predator–prey interactions that are challenging...
The strength of biotic interactions is generally thought to increase towards the equator, but suppor...
<p>Comparison of attack rates across different studies which used artificial butterflies’ paper mode...
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