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Heavier birds react faster to predators: individual differences in the detection of stalking and ambush predators

Katherine A. Jones, John R. Krebs, Mark J. Whittingham

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Key concepts: Predator, Predation, Escape response, Stalking, Vigilance (psychology), Biology, Animal ecology, Ecology

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