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Post by picklepies on May 1, 2017 8:47:52 GMT
Hi all, I found this really interesting article that I thought might also interest some of you! www.nature.com/articles/srep35600I think it's public access, so hopefully you'll be able to read all of it even if you don't subscribe x
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Post by jolovessnailies on May 1, 2017 14:02:48 GMT
Thank you Picklepies love and it is a great article but me not being very bright, found some of it hard to follow lol! I will book mark it though and read it slowly later.
Hugs Jo
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Post by picklepies on May 1, 2017 16:42:04 GMT
Yeah they didn't make the actual article very readable, pretty dull but interesting points lol and I'm sure you're exceptionally bright Jo love the article is just written very scientifically x
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Post by jolovessnailies on May 2, 2017 7:57:11 GMT
Thank you sweetheart, that is so kind, I am not very good with scientific jargon I am afraid.
Hugs JO xx
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Post by MasterOfArts on Oct 6, 2017 2:31:54 GMT
Hi all, I found this really interesting article that I thought might also interest some of you! www.nature.com/articles/srep35600I think it's public access, so hopefully you'll be able to read all of it even if you don't subscribe x I liked that, short, sweet and down to the point on the behavioral traits of the prey being the snail. Passive defence is basically when your snail acts in a certain manor to reduce the possibility of damage from an attack. (mimicry, camouflage etc) Active defence is things like counter attacks, grouping together, warning calls or communication. In the case of the phenotypic article well it is just that...a fantastic observation of evolutional characteristics and behaviour traits.
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