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Same species, different risks: predation shapes hormonal profiles in a breeding sea duck, the common eider
Prey are predicted to respond to humans as they would to predators. Hence, human disturbance can elicit costly physiological and behavioural antipredator responses. However, human presence can also shelter prey from humanaverse predators (the human 'scarecrow effect'). Whether this 'scarecrow effect
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