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Consumer knowledge of and engagement with traditional takeaway and dark kitchen food outletsNARA Subscribed
Appetite · 2025 · Vol. 213 · Academic Press
Jordan D. Beaumont; Helen Martin; Claire Wall; Jo Pearce; Rachel Rundle; Simon Bowles; David Harness; Lucie Nield
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Crawl-out behaviour in response to predation cues in an aquatic gastropod: insights from artificial selectionNARA Subscribed
Evolutionary Ecology · 2009 · Vol. 23 · Issue 6 · Springer
Sarah Dalesman; Simon D. Rundle; Peter A. Cotton
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Phylogenetic Relatedness and Ecological Interactions Determine Antipredator BehaviorNARA Subscribed
Ecology · 2007 · Vol. 88 · Issue 10 · Wiley
Sarah Dalesman; Simon D. Rundle; David T. Bilton; Peter A. Cotton
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Trait Compensation in Marine Gastropods: Shell Shape, Avoidance Behavior, and Susceptibility to PredationNARA Subscribed
Ecology · 2004 · Vol. 85 · Issue 6 · Wiley
Peter A. Cotton; Simon D. Rundle; Kathryn E. Smith
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Microcrustacean communities in streams from two physiographically contrasting regions of BritainNARA Subscribed
Journal of Biogeography · 1997 · Vol. 24 · Issue 1 · Wiley
Simon D. Rundle; Paul M. Ramsay
Benthic microcrustaceans were sampled from forty‐three streams in two physiographically contrasting regions of Britain: lowland southern England and upland Wales. Lowland streams had a significantly higher species richness than upland streams and, of the forty‐three copepod and cladoceran species identified, only fourteen (33%) were found in both the lowlands and uplands. Canonical correspondence analysis revealed large differ...
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