Predation and the evolution of prey behavior: an experiment with tree hole mosquitoes

By S. Juliano, M. Gravel. 2002

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Facultative response to a kleptoparasite by the cooperatively breeding pied babbler (2007, unknown): “There has been considerable debate surrounding the ability of species to facultatively respond to changing conditions (Rothstein 1990; Ball and Baker 1996; Broom and Ruxton 1998; Juliano and Gravel 2002 ), with some authors suggesting that species are only able to give a fixed response to current c”
Predation risk perception and food scarcity induce alterations of life‐cycle traits of the mosquito Culex pipiens (2007, background): “…as it is known from the literature that the predator cues can reduce foraging activity of mosquito larvae ( Sih, 1986; Juliano & Reminger, 1992; Juliano & Gravel, 2002; Kesavaraju & Juliano, 2004 ), it may be that the present results are the outcome of combined action of reduced feeding…”