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Behavioral repertoire of high-shore littorinid snails reveals novel adaptations to an extreme environment
ArticleAbstract: Species that inhabit high-shore environments on rocky shores survive prolonged periods of emersion aPalabras claves:activity budget, Echinolittorina malaccana, Echinolittorina radiata, Intertidal, snail, Thermal stress, Thermoregulation, trail followingAutores:Davies M.S., Hui T.T.Y., Hutchinson N., Lau S.L.Y., Ng T.P.T., Rick Stafford, Seuront L., Williams G.A.Fuentes:scopusFighting for mates: the importance of individual size in mating contests in rocky shore littorinids
ArticleAbstract: Studies of mating contests have reported how traits (e.g. body size) related to resource-holding potPalabras claves:Autores:Davies M.S., Ng T.P.T., Rick Stafford, Williams G.A.Fuentes:scopusExamining refuge location mechanisms in intertidal snails using artificial life simulation techniques
Conference ObjectAbstract: High intertidal rocky shores are extremely stressful habitats. Marine snails in these habitats experPalabras claves:Autores:Davies M.S., Rick StaffordFuentes:scopusSnails and their trails: The multiple functions of trail-following in gastropods
ArticleAbstract: Snails are highly unusual among multicellular animals in that they move on a layer of costly mucus,Palabras claves:COMMUNICATION, Gastropod, homing, Mate search, Mucus, Pheromone, Self-organisationAutores:Davies M.S., Johannesson K., Ng T.P.T., Rick Stafford, Saltin S., Williams G.A.Fuentes:scopusThe causal relationship between sexual selection and sexual size dimorphism in marine gastropods
ArticleAbstract: Sexual size dimorphism is widespread among dioecious species, but its underlying driving forces arePalabras claves:assortative mating, male–male competition, Mate choice, snail, trail followingAutores:Dahlén S.S., Davies M.S., Estévez D., Ng T.P.T., Rick Stafford, Rolán-Alvarez E., Williams G.A.Fuentes:scopus