Characterization of an alarm pheromone secreted by amphibian tadpoles that induces behavioral inhibition and suppression of the neuroendocrine stress axis.
about
Prey responses to predator chemical cues: disentangling the importance of the number and biomass of prey consumedDecoding and Discrimination of Chemical Cues and Signals: Avoidance of Predation and Competition during Parental Care Behavior in Sympatric Poison FrogsPredator olfactory cues generate a foraging-predation trade-off through prey apprehensionIn Space and Time: Territorial Animals are Attracted to Conspecific Chemical CuesEcophysiology meets conservation: understanding the role of disease in amphibian population declines.Do anuran larvae respond behaviourally to chemical cues from an invasive crayfish predator? A community-wide study.Pheromones, attractants and other chemical cues of aquatic organisms and amphibians.Evidence for risk extrapolation in decision making by tadpolesChronic stress in Lizards: Studies on the Behavior and Benzodiazepine Receptors in Liolaemus koslowskyi and Cnemidophorus tergolaevigatus.Natural stressors and ranavirus susceptibility in larval wood frogs (Rana sylvatica).Predator-induced defenses in tadpoles confound body stoichiometry predictions of the general stress paradigm.The combined influence of trematode parasites and predatory salamanders on wood frog (Rana sylvatica) tadpoles.Lessons from evolution: developmental plasticity in vertebrates with complex life cycles.Pre-exposure to heavy metal pollution and the odor of predation decrease the ability of snails to avoid stressors.Quantitative comparative analysis of the nasal chemosensory organs of anurans during larval development and metamorphosis highlights the relative importance of chemosensory subsystems in the group.The relative importance of prey-borne and predator-borne chemical cues for inducible antipredator responses in tadpoles.From frog integument to human skin: dermatological perspectives from frog skin biology.The Origin and Ecological Function of an Ion Inducing Anti-Predator Behavior in Lithobates Tadpoles.Different chemical cues originating from a shared predator induce common defense responses in two prey species.Sink or swim: a test of tadpole behavioral responses to predator cues and potential alarm pheromones from skin secretions.Invasive predatory crayfish do not trigger inducible defences in tadpoles.Stress hormones mediate predator-induced phenotypic plasticity in amphibian tadpoles.Geographic variation in corticosterone response to chronic predator stress in tadpoles.Parasitism in a community context: trait-mediated interactions with competition and predation.Embryonic background risk promotes the survival of tadpoles facing surface predators.Maternal body condition influences magnitude of anti-predator response in offspring.Trust thy neighbour in times of trouble: background risk alters how tadpoles release and respond to disturbance cues.How does the invasive/native nature of species influence tadpoles’ plastic responses to predators?Food or fear: hunger modifies responses to injured conspecifics in tadpolesPredation risk in tadpole populations shapes behavioural responses of prey but not strength of trait-mediated indirect interactionsA Common Marking Technique Affects Tadpole Behavior and Risk of PredationChemical communication in green and golden bell frogs: do tadpoles respond to chemical cues from dead conspecifics?
P2860
Q28484450-B5AE7762-4E25-4B0A-B4E1-33D85C15FF6BQ28546066-D0271B9E-DFC2-4159-8FD5-89E2517EADCDQ28602963-45640264-271F-44EE-815D-8DA082A1842BQ33561650-6EBB857B-56D8-4886-ACF1-B2F17041041DQ34261378-0D32710B-788F-4E8F-B1C7-E396B3E3F9E0Q34307268-1577578B-DA53-4A1E-945A-9CA58DE8A54EQ38001933-D280063A-06B6-486B-A976-E845DB7599F9Q38754270-E10B68E2-1D1F-402E-BDB1-5D3023B1B4F8Q38757424-F2BAEAEC-E992-4563-BAF5-FA8155E1BF95Q42267075-73FB1AE4-0341-451E-96B3-B1733F0EC680Q44185666-2DAEEA2B-858E-491C-A4C2-C417A18778E0Q44963917-4A38D73B-32A5-4BC0-BF90-8EF388395CC5Q45288228-298E2237-8AA8-408A-8B4C-16959D8C946AQ46023545-61040888-E6AD-4BC2-AEE0-B93BE6409499Q46365981-824881D1-A758-408B-BC58-9E57A9BAFC3BQ46702283-94755668-A476-411F-83DE-67A34E209FB2Q47615136-31DC8A51-AE0C-4A67-B023-FB080020CB61Q47715506-D8F329D7-3F8C-48EE-A7AD-A4A4EDADF814Q50780309-254F4715-4908-4555-9499-7C1172052079Q50785472-D12874BD-F852-478B-AEE3-A47F4C1072BDQ51175630-76F0E67C-A1D7-4A9C-A960-CDA795E83DA6Q51536014-AC1240C0-004E-437C-9D88-A62A5430B50DQ51562879-42098556-6695-402F-BD67-24544FB94E38Q51623189-A98AC579-C398-40DE-8FC3-0D48C1C3A43AQ52644926-F945CD94-0C5F-4A4E-9757-B52F671891B6Q52779474-EAACC738-5BC4-4E11-8EFE-D49E3EBB22B7Q53531103-6EE8C820-C195-44A9-904C-70DEBBB7DA26Q56526116-ACE78644-557C-4152-97FF-11D2857EC5D6Q56940542-E4B29C98-FDC1-4C8E-8E98-C473C27E586FQ56940573-60648EBB-A8E7-47A9-9F80-3FF73D5A7328Q56940597-F8C777A2-8481-423F-A14A-16C078606C52Q56964689-0189D7D7-669A-46A5-BFFA-5F40F263469F
P2860
Characterization of an alarm pheromone secreted by amphibian tadpoles that induces behavioral inhibition and suppression of the neuroendocrine stress axis.
description
2009 nî lūn-bûn
@nan
2009年の論文
@ja
2009年学术文章
@wuu
2009年学术文章
@zh
2009年学术文章
@zh-cn
2009年学术文章
@zh-hans
2009年学术文章
@zh-my
2009年学术文章
@zh-sg
2009年學術文章
@yue
2009年學術文章
@zh-hant
name
Characterization of an alarm p ...... he neuroendocrine stress axis.
@en
Characterization of an alarm p ...... he neuroendocrine stress axis.
@nl
type
label
Characterization of an alarm p ...... he neuroendocrine stress axis.
@en
Characterization of an alarm p ...... he neuroendocrine stress axis.
@nl
prefLabel
Characterization of an alarm p ...... he neuroendocrine stress axis.
@en
Characterization of an alarm p ...... he neuroendocrine stress axis.
@nl
P2093
P1476
Characterization of an alarm p ...... he neuroendocrine stress axis.
@en
P2093
John Hempel
Michael E Fraker
Rick A Relyea
Robert J Denver
S Andy McCollum
Vindhya Cuddapah
P304
P356
10.1016/J.YHBEH.2009.01.007
P577
2009-01-30T00:00:00Z