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Stowe et al 1987

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Bolas spider - pheromones

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Bolas spider

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Stowe et al 1987

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Jackson & Wilcox 1990

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Portia fimbriata - vibrations

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Portia fimbriata

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Jackson & Wilson 1990

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Cheney & Cote 2005

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Blue stripe fangblennies - colour change

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Blue stripe fangblennies

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Cheney & Cote 2005

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Londono et al 2015

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Amazonian bird - chicks mimic caterpillars

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Amazonian bird - chicks mimics caterpillars

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Londono et al 2015

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Nelson & Jackson 2006

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Jumping spider predators actively avoid ant mimic jumping spider prey

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Jumping spider predators actively avoid ant mimic jumping spider prey

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Nelson & Jackson 2006

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Hebets & Uetz 2000

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Wolf spiders - tap to attract mate, when this fails use hairy legs, combo = best

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Wolf spiders - tap to attract mate, when this fails use hairy legs, combo = best

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Hebets & Uetz 2000

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Hartline et al 1978

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Snakes use IR and vision to differentiate between prey, hot rock and moving leaf

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Snakes use IR to differentiate between prey, hot rock and moving leaf

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Hartline et al 1978

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Stynoski & Noble 2012

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Strawberry poison dart frogs use vision, tactile and chemical cues to identify safety to beg

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Strawberry poison dart frogs use vision, tactile and chemical cues to identify safety for begging

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Stynoski & Noble 2012

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Lohmann & Lohmann 1996

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Sea turtles follow light and slope gradients to find the sea

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Sea turtles follow light and slope gradients to find the sea

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Lohmann & Lohmann 1996

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Lohmann et al 1995

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Sea turtle hatchlings use wave action to orientate themselves

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Sea turtles use wave action to orientate themselves

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Lohmann et al 1995

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Lohnmann 1991

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Sea turtles use magnetic fields to find and stay in the NA Gyre

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Sea turtles use magnetic fields to find and stay in the NA Gyre

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Lohmann 1991

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Zhao et al 2015

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Penguins have lost sweet, bitter and umami taste due to that protein not functioning at low temperatures

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Penguins have lost sweet, bitter, and umami taste due to that protein not functioning at low temperatures

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Zhao et al 2015

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Masse et al 2009

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Drosophila have 50ish ORN in 3 subsets, 2/3 for fruit

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Drosophila have 50ish ORN in 3 subsets, 2/3 for fruit

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Masse et al 2009

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Mugford et al 2001

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Temnothorax albipennis scout for new locations

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Temnothorax albipennis scout for new locations

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Mugford et al 2001

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Stokkan et al 2015

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Reindeer see UV and can change tapetum lucidum to increase sensitivity

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Reindeer see UV and can change tapetum lucidum to increase sensitivity

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Stokkan et al 2015

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Thoen et al 2014

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Mantis shrimp have 12-16 colour receptors

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Mantis shrimp have 12-16 colour receptors

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Thoen et al 2014

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Pearn et al 2001

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Blocked UV and Fluorescence on birds, F = mate, UV = contrast

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Blocked UV and Fluorescence on birds, F = mate, UV = contrast

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Pearn et al 2001

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Von Helversen & Von Helversen 1999

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Bat and vellixum - 88%

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Bat and vellixum 88%

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Von Helversen & Von Helversen 1999

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Harland & Jackson 2002

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Portia stalks prey and freezes when sees jumping spider eyes

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Portia stalks prey and freezes when it sees jumping spider prey

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Harland & Jackson 2002

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Suga et al 1975

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Mustache bats allocate 50% of neurons to 50-74 kHz

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Mustache bats allocate 50% of neurons to 50-74 kHz

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Suga et al 1975

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Ewert & Hock 1972

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Toads only respond to worm like stimuli

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Toads only respond to worm like stimuli

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Ewert & Hock 1972

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Blest 1978

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Web casting spiders break down large majority of photoreceptors in the day

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Web casting spiders break down large majority of photoreceptors during the day

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Blest 1978

45
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Kemspter et al 2013

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Brown banded bamboo shark embryo freeze in the presence of a predator - even gills

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Brown banded bamboo sharks freeze in the presence of a predator, even gills

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Kempster et al 2013

47
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Kalmijn 1971

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Dog fish follow electroreceptors over olfaction - prefer electrode over dead fish

48
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Dog fish follow electroreceptors over olfaction - prefer electrode over dead fish

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Kalmijn 1971

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