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Predator foraging behavior in response to perception and learning by its prey: interactions between orb-spinning spiders and stingless bees
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Shape perception in the honey bee
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Parameters determining the attractiveness of stripe patterns in the honey bee
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The influence of pointed regions on the shape preference of honey bees
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The generalization of directional visual stimuli in the honey bee, Apis mellifera
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Protective Devices in Spiders' Snares, with a Description of seven New Species of Orb–Weaving Spiders
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Prey caught by a sample population of the spider Argiope argentata (Araneae: Araneidae) in Panama: a year's census data
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Stabilimenta on the webs of Uloborus diversus (Araneae: Uloboridae) and other spiders
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Pollen Feeding in an Orb-Weaving Spider
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How Bees Remember Flower Shapes
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Insect Attraction to Ultraviolet‐Reflecting Spider Webs and Web Decorations
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Alternative Foraging Modes of Orb Web Weaving Spiders
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Der farbensinn und Formensinn der Biene
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Stingless bee response to spider webs is dependent on the context of encounter
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Parasitoid learning during interactions with ants: how to deal with an aggressive antagonist
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A test of prey-attracting and predator defence functions of prey carcass decorations built by Cyclosa spiders
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Insects as models for studying the evolution of animal cognition
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The Influence of Energetic State on the Form of Stabilimentum Built by Octonoba sybotides (Araneae: Uloboridae)
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SIGNAL POLYMORPHISM IN THE WEB-DECORATING SPIDER ARGIOPE ARGENTATA IS CORRELATED WITH REDUCED SURVIVORSHIP AND THE PRESENCE OF STINGLESS BEES, ITS PRIMARY PREY
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EVOLUTION OF ARTHROPOD SILKS
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Variation in the Stabilimenta of Cyclosa fililineata Hingston, 1932, and Cyclosa morretes Levi, 1999 (Araneae: Araneidae), in Southeastern Brazil
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The Effect of Food and Silk Reserve Manipulation On Decoration-building of Argiope Aetheroides
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Detection of Bright and Dim Colours by Honeybees
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SIGNAL POLYMORPHISM IN THE WEB-DECORATING SPIDER ARGIOPE ARGENTATA IS CORRELATED WITH REDUCED SURVIVORSHIP AND THE PRESENCE OF STINGLESS BEES, ITS PRIMARY PREY
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Web Orientation and Prey Resources for Web-Building Spiders in Eastern Hemlock
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Darwin's bark spider: giant prey in giant orb webs (Caerostris darwini, Araneae: Araneidae)?
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Frame-web-choice experiments with stingless bees support the prey-attraction hypothesis for silk decorations in Argiope savignyi
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Stingless bee interception is not affected by variations in spider silk decoration
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Variation in pollinator abundance and selection on fragrance phenotypes in an epiphytic orchid
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Stabilimentum-Decorated Webs Spun by Cyclosa conica (Araneae, Araneidae) Trapped More Insects than Undecorated Webs
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