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Behavioral response of a generalist predator to chemotactile cues of two taxonomically distinct prey species
Chemotactile cues unintentionally left by animals can play a major role in predator–prey interactions. Specialized predators can use them to find their prey, while prey individuals can assess predation risk. H...
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Effects of Spider Chemotactile Cues on Arthropod Behavior
Predation risk can strongly affect the behavior of prey species. However, empirical evidence for changes in behavior driven by spider cues is restricted to relatively few taxa. Here, we conducted a series of b...