... was present along with green during training, female colour preference during the subsequent choice tests resembled their innate preference (preference for yellow). Our results show that multi-sensory integration of information can influence preference, sensory bias, learning and memory in butterflies, thus...

... super black plumage patches identified occur adjacent to brilliant colored patches. Super black plumage lacks all white specular reflections (reference points used to calibrate color perception), thus exaggerating the perceived brightness of nearby colors. We hypothesize that this sensory bias...

... Stomatopod Mantis shrimp Polarization vision Signal evolution Sensory bias Multi-modal signal Polarization sensitivity is a common visual specialization that has evolved in both terrestrial and aquatic animals, and is particularly prevalent in invertebrates ( Wehner and Labhart, 2006 ). On land...

... Comparisons . New York : Oxford University Press . Dawkins   M. S. , Guilford   T. ( 1996 ). Sensory bias and the adaptiveness of female choice . Am. Nat.   148 , 937 - 942 . Debelius   H. , Kuiter   R. H. ( 2007 ). Nudibranchs of the World . Frankfurt : IKAN Unterwasserarchiv...

... distributions of the work or adaptation are subject to the same Creative Commons License terms. auditory neurons chorus synchrony contralateral inhibition rainforest noise sensory bias In aggregations of males, the timing of their mating displays, relative to each other, can vary from...

... electric organ discharge sexual selection sensory exploitation sensory bias playback stimulation electrocommunication handicap predation pressure Weakly electric fish generate electric organ discharges (EODs) for nocturnal electrolocation and electrocommunication (for reviews, see Kramer...

... on a sensory bias. Given that a prolonged approach to males may represent a possible cost of female choice due to increased conspicuousness with ongoing movement, in the presence of potential visually hunting predators, females may indeed benefit from being exploited, even if the preferred leader male does...