Influence of Some Potential Predation Risk Factors and Interaction between Predation Risk and Cost of Fleeing on Escape by the Lizard Sceloporus virgatus

Prey or predator? Body size of an approaching animal affects decisions to attack or escape

(2010) William E. Cooper et al.   BEHAVIORAL ECOLOGY

A test of optimal foraging and the effects of predator experience in the lizards Sceloporus jarrovii and Sceloporus virgatus

(2010) Watters   BEHAVIOUR

Threat Sensitivity in Bicolor Damselfish: Effects of Sociality and Body Size

(2010) Gene S. Helfman et al.   ETHOLOGY

Escape Decisions by the Syntopic Congeners Sceloporus jarrovii and S. virgatus: Comparative Effects of Perch Height and of Predator Approach Speed, Persistence, and Direction of Turning

(2010) William E. Cooper et al.   JOURNAL OF HERPETOLOGY

Effects of predation risk factors on escape behavior by Balearic lizards (Podarcis lilfordi) in relation to optimal escape theory

(2009) William Cooper et al.   AMPHIBIA-REPTILIA

Interactive effect of starting distance and approach speed on escape behavior challenges theory

(2009) William E. Cooper et al.   BEHAVIORAL ECOLOGY

Predator lethality, optimal escape behavior, and autotomy

(2009) William E. Cooper et al.   BEHAVIORAL ECOLOGY

Fleeing and hiding under simultaneous risks and costs

(2009) W. E. Cooper   BEHAVIORAL ECOLOGY

Flight initiation distance decreases during social activity in lizards (Sceloporus virgatus)

(2009) William E. Cooper   BEHAVIORAL ECOLOGY AND SOCIOBIOLOGY

Rapid covering by shadow as a cue to predation risk in three lizard species

(2009) William Cooper   BEHAVIOUR

Daily Activity Budgets for Neonate and Adult Sceloporus jarrovii and Adult Sceloporus virgatus in Southeastern Arizona

(2009) Jessa L. Watters   JOURNAL OF HERPETOLOGY

Visual monitoring of predators: occurrence, cost and benefit for escape

(2008) William E. Cooper   ANIMAL BEHAVIOUR

Flight distance and population trends in European breeding birds

(2008) Anders Pape Møller   BEHAVIORAL ECOLOGY

How to stay alive after losing your tail

(2008) William Cooper et al.   BEHAVIOUR

Subtle cues of predation risk: starlings respond to a predator's direction of eye-gaze

(2008) J. Carter et al.   PROCEEDINGS OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY B-BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES