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- who: Cleide Rosa Dias from the IBED, Section Population Biology, University of Amsterdam, Science Park, XH Amsterdam, The Netherlands have published the article: Antipredator behaviours of a spider mite in response to cues of dangerous and harmless predators, in the Journal: (JOURNAL)
- what: The aim of this study was to investigate whether T. evansi responded more strongly to cues of the dangerous predator P. longipes than to cues of the relatively harmless P. macropilis. The authors show here that the spider mite T. evansi changes its behaviour in response to cues of dangerous and harmless . . .
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