The influence of chemical alarm cue concentration and temporal variation on the threat-sensitive foraging decisions of juvenile convict cichlids
At the individual level, prey are faced with a series of trade-offs between the benefits of predator avoidance and those of a suite of other behaviour patterns. The threat-sensitivity hypothesis, however, assumes that the antipredator behavioural responses shown by prey are graded in intensity in a...
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