Auditory Cue Detection is a perceptual mechanism within predator avoidance that involves the identification of biologically relevant sounds in the environment, distinguished by its specificity to acoustic signals indicating the presence, proximity, or movement of potential predators.
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University of Toronto
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Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute
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