Anti-Predator Signalling is a vibrational communication mechanism by which organisms transmit substrate-borne signals to deter, mislead, or warn conspecifics about approaching predators, thereby enhancing survival through non-acoustic, mechanosensory means.
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Anti-predator Signaling
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Predators and Anti-Predator Behaviour of the Black-Headed Gull (Larus ridibundus L.)
M. Moynihan, Hans Kruuk · Bird-Banding · 1965 · 398 citations
Life Sciences, Ecology, Zoology +14
The inheritance and development of minnow anti-predator behaviour
Anne E. Magurran · Animal Behaviour · 1990 · 245 citations
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