A FRAMEWORK FOR UNDERSTANDING ECOLOGICAL TRAPS AND AN EVALUATION OF EXISTING EVIDENCE¶
Robertson, & Hutto. (2006). A FRAMEWORK FOR UNDERSTANDING ECOLOGICAL TRAPS AND AN EVALUATION OF EXISTING EVIDENCE.
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- Ecological Trap
- Lakeshore birds choosing nest sites by vegetation density cues that formerly predicted predator absence but now predict mowing schedules, and sea turtle hatchlings orienting toward beachfront lights mistaken for the horizon glow, are further documented cases
This sourceThe review setting out criteria for demonstrating an ecological trap and surveying the empirical trap literature, which found only a few solid empirical examples.
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“We then review the existing literature and summarize the state of empirical evidence for the existence of traps.”
- Lakeshore birds choosing nest sites by vegetation density cues that formerly predicted predator absence but now predict mowing schedules, and sea turtle hatchlings orienting toward beachfront lights mistaken for the horizon glow, are further documented cases
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