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Keeping invertebrate research ethical in a landscape of shifting public opinion by Drinkwater, Eleanor, Robinson, Elva J. H., Hart, Adam G., Ellison, Aaron

“…Invertebrate study systems are cornerstones of biological and biomedical research, providing key insights into fields from genetics to behavioural ecology…”
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The protective value of the colour and shape of the mountain katydid's antipredator defence by Riley, Julia L., Haff, Tonya M., Ryeland, Julia, Drinkwater, Eleanor, Umbers, Kate D. L.

“…Deimatic behaviour is performed by prey when attacked by predators as part of an antipredator strategy. The behaviour is part of a sequence that consists of…”
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How Does Inter-Individual Variation Affect Group Level Behaviour? by Drinkwater, Eleanor

“…No two animals are the same. Individual differences in personality, memory or internal state may lead two different animals to make different choices or show…”
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A synthesis of deimatic behaviour by Drinkwater, Eleanor, Allen, William L., Endler, John A., Hanlon, Roger T., Holmes, Grace, Homziak, Nicholas T., Kang, Changku, Leavell, Brian C., Lehtonen, Jussi, Loeffler‐Henry, Karl, Ratcliffe, John M., Rowe, Candy, Ruxton, Graeme D., Sherratt, Tom N., Skelhorn, John, Skojec, Chelsea, Smart, Hannah R., White, Thomas E., Yack, Jayne E., Young, Catherine M., Umbers, Kate D. L.

“…ABSTRACT Deimatic behaviours, also referred to as startle behaviours, are used against predators and rivals. Although many are spectacular, their proximate and…”
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The protective value of a defensive display varies with the experience of wild predators by Umbers, Kate D. L., White, Thomas E., De Bona, Sebastiano, Haff, Tonya, Ryeland, Julia, Drinkwater, Eleanor, Mappes, Johanna

“…Predation has driven the evolution of diverse adaptations for defence among prey, and one striking example is the deimatic display. While such displays can…”
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