FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W3048159780> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W3048159780 endingPage "1372" @default.
• W3048159780 startingPage "1359" @default.
• W3048159780 abstract "The emergence of anti-predatory strategies for prey survival are ruled by the minimization of the encounters/interactions with potential predators, but at the same time by maximizing the access to limiting resources such as food or mating partners. Cues indicating predatory activity influence decision-making activities in the two-spotted spider mite Tetranychus urticae, such as dispersion, foraging activities, and reproductive effort. However, anti-predatory strategies studied in spider mites generally considers mainly the female perspective (e.g. oviposition), leaving a gap in how T. urticae couples deal with predatory risk. Here, through laboratory experiments, we observed that matured spider mite couples were only affected by predation risk during the pre-copulatory stages of the mating process, especially when deciding to proceed in a mating opportunity. The mating performance of individuals was independent of their exposure to predation risk, suggesting that couples would adopt full investment behavior after opting to proceed in a mating attempt. Though our working hypothesis predicted predation risk interference throughout the entire mating process, we conclude that decision-making activities by spider mite during pre-copulatory stages act independently from copulatory stages associated to insemination." @default.
• W3048159780 created "2020-08-13" @default.
• W3048159780 creator A5024391653 @default.
• W3048159780 creator A5059927884 @default.
• W3048159780 creator A5066392255 @default.
• W3048159780 creator A5075719782 @default.
• W3048159780 date "2020-08-08" @default.
• W3048159780 modified "2023-10-12" @default.
• W3048159780 title "<p class=Body><strong>Under pressure: predation risk defining mating investment in matured spider mite <em>Tetranychus urticae</em></strong></p>" @default.
• W3048159780 cites W1606169861 @default.
• W3048159780 cites W1932179861 @default.
• W3048159780 cites W1945760504 @default.
• W3048159780 cites W1964947965 @default.
• W3048159780 cites W1965166170 @default.
• W3048159780 cites W1967795696 @default.
• W3048159780 cites W1973188816 @default.
• W3048159780 cites W1974838450 @default.
• W3048159780 cites W1976135986 @default.
• W3048159780 cites W1979597315 @default.
• W3048159780 cites W1982834026 @default.
• W3048159780 cites W1988079516 @default.
• W3048159780 cites W1989980507 @default.
• W3048159780 cites W1992464273 @default.
• W3048159780 cites W1997465561 @default.
• W3048159780 cites W2005651967 @default.
• W3048159780 cites W2010841823 @default.
• W3048159780 cites W2018080312 @default.
• W3048159780 cites W2022262391 @default.
• W3048159780 cites W2022926246 @default.
• W3048159780 cites W2024571728 @default.
• W3048159780 cites W2025871107 @default.
• W3048159780 cites W2043981634 @default.
• W3048159780 cites W2047487818 @default.
• W3048159780 cites W2047914547 @default.
• W3048159780 cites W2049231477 @default.
• W3048159780 cites W2051717738 @default.
• W3048159780 cites W2052323013 @default.
• W3048159780 cites W2056371744 @default.
• W3048159780 cites W2058223480 @default.
• W3048159780 cites W2070304067 @default.
• W3048159780 cites W2072931247 @default.
• W3048159780 cites W2078686468 @default.
• W3048159780 cites W2083659012 @default.
• W3048159780 cites W2095642794 @default.
• W3048159780 cites W2097816606 @default.
• W3048159780 cites W2098289644 @default.
• W3048159780 cites W2105043321 @default.
• W3048159780 cites W2107441747 @default.
• W3048159780 cites W2109736949 @default.
• W3048159780 cites W2126389742 @default.
• W3048159780 cites W2130718173 @default.
• W3048159780 cites W2132967181 @default.
• W3048159780 cites W2140674355 @default.
• W3048159780 cites W2147837340 @default.
• W3048159780 cites W2155341948 @default.
• W3048159780 cites W2161626779 @default.
• W3048159780 cites W2165111556 @default.
• W3048159780 cites W2213125396 @default.
• W3048159780 cites W2319014666 @default.
• W3048159780 cites W2329336925 @default.
• W3048159780 cites W2440126761 @default.
• W3048159780 cites W2615783790 @default.
• W3048159780 cites W2752849688 @default.
• W3048159780 cites W2752994446 @default.
• W3048159780 cites W2773205422 @default.
• W3048159780 cites W2969526378 @default.
• W3048159780 cites W3102027041 @default.
• W3048159780 doi "https://doi.org/10.11158/saa.25.8.1" @default.
• W3048159780 hasPublicationYear "2020" @default.
• W3048159780 type Work @default.
• W3048159780 sameAs 3048159780 @default.
• W3048159780 citedByCount "3" @default.
• W3048159780 countsByYear W30481597802022 @default.
• W3048159780 crossrefType "journal-article" @default.
• W3048159780 hasAuthorship W3048159780A5024391653 @default.
• W3048159780 hasAuthorship W3048159780A5059927884 @default.
• W3048159780 hasAuthorship W3048159780A5066392255 @default.
• W3048159780 hasAuthorship W3048159780A5075719782 @default.
• W3048159780 hasConcept C188382862 @default.
• W3048159780 hasConcept C18903297 @default.
• W3048159780 hasConcept C2776906779 @default.
• W3048159780 hasConcept C2779248279 @default.
• W3048159780 hasConcept C2779711295 @default.
• W3048159780 hasConcept C2780181586 @default.
• W3048159780 hasConcept C514575182 @default.
• W3048159780 hasConcept C86803240 @default.
• W3048159780 hasConcept C90856448 @default.
• W3048159780 hasConceptScore W3048159780C188382862 @default.
• W3048159780 hasConceptScore W3048159780C18903297 @default.
• W3048159780 hasConceptScore W3048159780C2776906779 @default.
• W3048159780 hasConceptScore W3048159780C2779248279 @default.
• W3048159780 hasConceptScore W3048159780C2779711295 @default.
• W3048159780 hasConceptScore W3048159780C2780181586 @default.
• W3048159780 hasConceptScore W3048159780C514575182 @default.
• W3048159780 hasConceptScore W3048159780C86803240 @default.
• W3048159780 hasConceptScore W3048159780C90856448 @default.
• W3048159780 hasIssue "8" @default.
• W3048159780 hasLocation W30481597801 @default.

• next