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Coevolutionary attack and avoidance strategies in predators and grouping prey.
The formation of groups by prey is one of the most widespread evolutionary responses to predation. However, while the anti-predation benefits provided to prey within groups have been extensively explored in the literature, the subsequent response of predators to grouping behaviour has lacked attenti
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