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Sharks modulate their escape behavior in response to predator size, speed and approach orientation.


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Scott G. Seamone, Tristan Blaine, T. Higham
Zoology, 2014

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Seamone, S. G., Blaine, T., & Higham, T. (2014). Sharks modulate their escape behavior in response to predator size, speed and approach orientation. Zoology.


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Seamone, Scott G., Tristan Blaine, and T. Higham. “Sharks Modulate Their Escape Behavior in Response to Predator Size, Speed and Approach Orientation.” Zoology (2014).


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Seamone, Scott G., et al. “Sharks Modulate Their Escape Behavior in Response to Predator Size, Speed and Approach Orientation.” Zoology, 2014.


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@article{scott2014a,
  title = {Sharks modulate their escape behavior in response to predator size, speed and approach orientation.},
  year = {2014},
  journal = {Zoology},
  author = {Seamone, Scott G. and Blaine, Tristan and Higham, T.}
}