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Habitat selection for trap building in antlion larvae: Influence of patch area and travelling distance
Abstract The process of habitat selection is particularly relevant to sit‐and‐wait predators that build traps to capture prey, given their restricted mobility and high costs of relocation. However, this process relies on behavioural decisions that can be constrained by several factors, potentially l
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