Trade-offs between sight lines and escape habitat determine spatial strategies of risk management by a keystone herbivore
Prey individuals possess four basic strategies to manage predation risk while foraging: time allocation, space use, apprehension, and foraging tenacity. But there are no direct tests of theory detailing how spatial strategies change and covary from fine to coarse scales of environmental variability....
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Main Authors: | Douglas W. Morris (Author), Sundararaj Vijayan (Author) |
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2018-03-01T00:00:00Z.
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