FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W1982283425> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W1982283425 endingPage "82" @default.
• W1982283425 startingPage "68" @default.
• W1982283425 abstract "In coevolutionary relationships, such as those between flowering plants and their pollinators, parasites and their hosts, or predators and their prey, each species exerts selection pressures on the other, often resulting in a reciprocal, continually evolving series of adaptations and counter-adaptations. In the predator–prey relationship, for example, faster pursuit in predators leads to more effective strategies to evade capture in their prey, which in turn leads to improved predatory tactics. Although researchers have uncovered many highly specialized behavioral and morphological adaptations in these coevolutionary arms races between predators and their prey, the capacity to learn is rarely, if ever, considered. Here we explore the role of both learned and hard-wired behavior in a predator–prey model of a coevolutionary arms race, namely, predatory larval antlions and one of their prey, sand-dwelling ants. We review research demonstrating multiple ways in which the ability to anticipate prey via associative learning provides clear fitness advantages for antlions. On the other side of this predator–prey relationship, ants that live in the vicinity of predatory antlions have evolved the ability to rescue nestmates from antlion pits. Although it appears that many, perhaps all, ant species have the potential to perform rescue behavior, those species that live in the same ecological niche as antlions are capable of performing highly integrated, precise rescue behavior patterns, targeting what, exactly, has bound their nestmate, whether it be a predatory antlion or some other form of entrapment." @default.
• W1982283425 created "2016-06-24" @default.
• W1982283425 creator A5037768086 @default.
• W1982283425 creator A5083519501 @default.
• W1982283425 creator A5085233297 @default.
• W1982283425 date "2015-05-01" @default.
• W1982283425 modified "2023-10-14" @default.
• W1982283425 title "Ants vs. antlions: An insect model for studying the role of learned and hard-wired behavior in coevolution" @default.
• W1982283425 cites W1413086862 @default.
• W1982283425 cites W1975644486 @default.
• W1982283425 cites W2000333681 @default.
• W1982283425 cites W2007837957 @default.
• W1982283425 cites W2019001660 @default.
• W1982283425 cites W2019847411 @default.
• W1982283425 cites W2020815519 @default.
• W1982283425 cites W2021797132 @default.
• W1982283425 cites W2023467544 @default.
• W1982283425 cites W2030210758 @default.
• W1982283425 cites W2031616052 @default.
• W1982283425 cites W2034781507 @default.
• W1982283425 cites W2036170079 @default.
• W1982283425 cites W2038140989 @default.
• W1982283425 cites W2039900380 @default.
• W1982283425 cites W2047089021 @default.
• W1982283425 cites W2057316102 @default.
• W1982283425 cites W2067062204 @default.
• W1982283425 cites W2075520537 @default.
• W1982283425 cites W2078810805 @default.
• W1982283425 cites W2080218884 @default.
• W1982283425 cites W2082349304 @default.
• W1982283425 cites W2093600729 @default.
• W1982283425 cites W2098213199 @default.
• W1982283425 cites W2109996221 @default.
• W1982283425 cites W2111210163 @default.
• W1982283425 cites W2117879460 @default.
• W1982283425 cites W2126583041 @default.
• W1982283425 cites W2128530495 @default.
• W1982283425 cites W2137789326 @default.
• W1982283425 cites W2140928282 @default.
• W1982283425 cites W2153125965 @default.
• W1982283425 cites W2158308231 @default.
• W1982283425 cites W2159200729 @default.
• W1982283425 cites W2160019883 @default.
• W1982283425 cites W2166555397 @default.
• W1982283425 cites W2170369095 @default.
• W1982283425 cites W2320445576 @default.
• W1982283425 cites W2332648073 @default.
• W1982283425 cites W2333505120 @default.
• W1982283425 cites W2337937715 @default.
• W1982283425 cites W2911238648 @default.
• W1982283425 cites W4247156078 @default.
• W1982283425 cites W64279091 @default.
• W1982283425 doi "https://doi.org/10.1016/j.lmot.2014.11.003" @default.
• W1982283425 hasPublicationYear "2015" @default.
• W1982283425 type Work @default.
• W1982283425 sameAs 1982283425 @default.
• W1982283425 citedByCount "22" @default.
• W1982283425 countsByYear W19822834252015 @default.
• W1982283425 countsByYear W19822834252016 @default.
• W1982283425 countsByYear W19822834252017 @default.
• W1982283425 countsByYear W19822834252018 @default.
• W1982283425 countsByYear W19822834252020 @default.
• W1982283425 countsByYear W19822834252021 @default.
• W1982283425 countsByYear W19822834252022 @default.
• W1982283425 countsByYear W19822834252023 @default.
• W1982283425 crossrefType "journal-article" @default.
• W1982283425 hasAuthorship W1982283425A5037768086 @default.
• W1982283425 hasAuthorship W1982283425A5083519501 @default.
• W1982283425 hasAuthorship W1982283425A5085233297 @default.
• W1982283425 hasConcept C147135968 @default.
• W1982283425 hasConcept C15744967 @default.
• W1982283425 hasConcept C169760540 @default.
• W1982283425 hasConcept C188382862 @default.
• W1982283425 hasConcept C18903297 @default.
• W1982283425 hasConcept C2983526489 @default.
• W1982283425 hasConcept C33009525 @default.
• W1982283425 hasConcept C46312422 @default.
• W1982283425 hasConcept C86803240 @default.
• W1982283425 hasConcept C96857902 @default.
• W1982283425 hasConceptScore W1982283425C147135968 @default.
• W1982283425 hasConceptScore W1982283425C15744967 @default.
• W1982283425 hasConceptScore W1982283425C169760540 @default.
• W1982283425 hasConceptScore W1982283425C188382862 @default.
• W1982283425 hasConceptScore W1982283425C18903297 @default.
• W1982283425 hasConceptScore W1982283425C2983526489 @default.
• W1982283425 hasConceptScore W1982283425C33009525 @default.
• W1982283425 hasConceptScore W1982283425C46312422 @default.
• W1982283425 hasConceptScore W1982283425C86803240 @default.
• W1982283425 hasConceptScore W1982283425C96857902 @default.
• W1982283425 hasLocation W19822834251 @default.
• W1982283425 hasOpenAccess W1982283425 @default.
• W1982283425 hasPrimaryLocation W19822834251 @default.
• W1982283425 hasRelatedWork W1981499671 @default.
• W1982283425 hasRelatedWork W2022853094 @default.
• W1982283425 hasRelatedWork W2054009332 @default.
• W1982283425 hasRelatedWork W2077052058 @default.
• W1982283425 hasRelatedWork W2095642794 @default.
• W1982283425 hasRelatedWork W2098178315 @default.

• next