Mostrando 10 resultados de: 11
Publisher
Ecology and Evolution(3)
Behavioral Ecology(2)
Journal of Evolutionary Biology(2)
Animal Behaviour(1)
Frontiers in Ecology and Evolution(1)
Área temáticas
Temas específicos de historia natural de los animales(10)
Vertebrados de sangre fría(4)
Historia natural de los organismos(3)
Arthropoda(2)
Fisiología y materias afines(2)
The influence of ultraviolet reflectance differs between conspicuous aposematic signals in neotropical butterflies and poison frogs
ArticleAbstract: Warning signals are often characterized by highly contrasting, distinctive, and memorable colors. GrPalabras claves:Aposematism, butterflies, coloration, DENDROBATIDAE, sexual signals, UV reflection, visual modelingAutores:Barnett J.B., Justin YeagerFuentes:googlescopusContinuous Variation in an Aposematic Pattern Affects Background Contrast, but Is Not Associated With Differences in Microhabitat Use
ArticleAbstract: Variation in aposematic signals was once predicted to be rare, yet in recent years it has become incPalabras claves:Aposematism, crypsis, Oophaga sylvatica, Poison frog, visual modelingAutores:Barnett J.B., Justin YeagerFuentes:googlescopusEpisodic correlations in behavioural lateralization differ between a poison frog and its mimic
ArticleAbstract: Sensory and behavioural lateralization is thought to increase neural efficiency and facilitate coordPalabras claves:Antipredator behaviour, DENDROBATIDAE, Lateralization, Mimicry, social behaviourAutores:Anderson H.M., Barnett J.B., Fisher D.N., Justin Yeager, McEwen B.L., Pruitt J.N.Fuentes:googlescopusImperfect transparency and camouflage in glass frogs
ArticleAbstract: Camouflage patterns prevent detection and/or recognition by matching the background, disrupting edgePalabras claves:camouflage, Color change, Edge diffusion, Glass frog, transparencyAutores:Anderson H.M., Barnett J.B., Cuthill I.C., Justin Yeager, McEwen B.L., Michalis C., Pruitt J.N., Scott-Samuel N.E.Fuentes:googlescopusUltraviolet components offer minimal contrast enhancement to an aposematic signal
ArticleAbstract: Aposematic and sexual signals are often characterized by bright, highly contrasting colors. Many spePalabras claves:Aposematism, coloration, DENDROBATIDAE, sexual signals, UV reflection, visual modelingAutores:Barnett J.B., Justin YeagerFuentes:googlescopusSize-dependent colouration balances conspicuous aposematism and camouflage
ArticleAbstract: Colour is an important component of many different defensive strategies, but signal efficacy and detPalabras claves:Aposematism, body size, camouflage, Colour change, DENDROBATIDAE, Leptodactylidae, Mullerian mimicry, OntogenyAutores:Anderson H.M., Barnett J.B., Jennifer Guevara, Justin Yeager, Kinley I., McEwen B.L.Fuentes:scopusLarger frogs are better mimics but are more risk-averse in a nontoxic poison frog
ArticleAbstract: Aposematic species signal to potential predators with salient and recognizable coloration. PredatorsPalabras claves:Batesian mimicry, boldness, exploratory behavior, light environment, Ontogeny, Poison frogsAutores:Ana Veneat, Barnett J.B., Justin Yeager, McEwen B.L.Fuentes:scopusAnimal transparency: How should we define form and function?
ReviewAbstract: Animals use colour for a wide range of adaptive functions, ranging from cryptic colours that blend iPalabras claves:Aposematism, camouflage, colouration, COMMUNICATION, Mimicry, Signalling, transparency, visual ecologyAutores:Barnett J.B., Justin Yeager, Karin KjernsmoFuentes:scopusImperfections in transparency and mimicry do not increase predation risk for clearwing butterflies with educated predators
ArticleAbstract: Transparency is an intuitive form of concealment and, in certain butterflies, transparent patches onPalabras claves:Aposematism, camouflage, clearwing butterfly, generalized avoidance, multiple defenses, transparencyAutores:Abigail C. Robison, Barnett J.B., Cordon D. Wade, Justin YeagerFuentes:scopusBehavioural mimicry among poison frogs diverges during close-range encounters with predators
ArticleAbstract: Aposematic species signal their unpalatability to potential predators with recognizable, and frequenPalabras claves:Aposematism, Batesian mimicry, behavioural mimicry, Escape behaviour, Poison frogs, predation sequenceAutores:Anderson H.M., Barnett J.B., Justin Yeager, Kinley I., McEwen B.L.Fuentes:scopus