Elvidge, C.K., C. Brittain, P. Szekeres, C. Thomas and S.J. Cooke. 2023. A field test of the “graveyard hypothesis” reveals avoidance of chemical but not visual cues in Bahamian queen conch (Aliger gigas). Behavioural Processes. 210:104914.
Contributing Lab Members: Chris Elvidge Steven J. Cooke
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