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Joshua S Barrow1, John R Morrongiello1

  • 1Biosciences 4, School of Biosciences, The University of Melbourne, Parkville, Victoria, Australia.

Journal of fish biology
|February 19, 2026
PubMed
まとめ

動物の色変化はカモフラージュを助けますが,その有効性は文脈に依存します. この研究では,より明るい魚の色と明るいパターンが,淡水魚の動きの増加と関連しており,捕食者の回避戦略に影響していることがわかりました.

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アダプティブカラー化です.カモフラージュ カモフラージュクリプシス (crypsis) とは,暗号化である.ダイアドローム型である.ダイナミックな色変化魚の行動について運動 運動 運動 運動 運動捕食の危険性についてビジュアルエコロジー

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