A lure at both ends: aggressive visual mimicry signals and prey-specific luring behaviour in an ambush-foraging snake

Overview of attention for article published in Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology, November 2016

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Springer Animal Sciences, 19 Jan 2017

Predators exhibit various strategies to increase rates of prey capture. One strategy involves the use of luring behaviours…

Great Basin Herpetological Society, 11 Jan 2017

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Center For Snake Conservation, 11 Jan 2017

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Herpetology Asia, 01 Dec 2016

A lure at both ends! Caudal luring is exhibited by many species of vipers and death adders, particularly juveniles, to attract…

HerpResearch, 29 Nov 2016

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The Alexander Herp Lab, 29 Nov 2016

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