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New paper out in Scientific Reports

New paper out in Scientific Reports

by sensoryecology | Jan 29, 2016 | News Feed

New paper out on camouflage and survival in birds.

Welcome to our new website!

by sensoryecology | Jan 26, 2016 | News Feed

On behalf of the Sensory Ecology Research Group – welcome to our new website!  

Martin to give a talk at Brighton Science Festival

by sensoryecology | Jan 26, 2016 | News Feed

Martin will give a talk at the Brighton Science Festival on 28 February 2016 about deception in nature – details...
New paper out in Scientific Reports

New paper out in Scientific Reports

by sensoryecology | Jan 25, 2016 | News Feed

New paper out on camouflage and behaviour in lizards  
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New Book!

by sensoryecology | Jan 22, 2016 | News Feed

New book: Cheats and Deceits: How Animals and Plants Exploit and Mislead

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    The latest rock pool trip to the beach revealed some great finds, including several unusual nudibranchs such as (probably) a tiny and unusual colour form of Polycera quadrilineata. Also found was Goniodoris castanea, which is a species rarely found in the intertidal that feeds on ascidians (here on star ascidian), and yet more of the egg eating Calma glaucoides, which is also apparently quite rare but there are many around Falmouth right now. On top of those were many blue-rayed limpets and even a stalked jellyfish. ... See MoreSee Less

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    Jim also presented his work this week at the Vision Institute meeting in Exeter, and told everyone all about the mystery of colour vision and colour change in crabs. ... See MoreSee Less

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    Our fantastic graduate students (and other lab members past and present) presented their work and gave amazing talks - well done everyone! ... See MoreSee Less

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    • Find the crabs to help our research!

      22 Dec 16

      Play our new online crab-hunting game here: Click here to play   Green shore crabs are one of the most common crab species found in rock pools around the UK, and are a highly invasive species around the world. The appearance of juvenile crabs varies considerably, and they can even alter their appearance to match […]

    • Play our new online camouflage game

      03 Nov 16

      Play our new online camouflage game!

    • Welcome Alice Rosen

      02 Nov 16

      Alice will be working on camouflage in the common frog.

    • New paper out

      18 Oct 16

      Colour change and camouflage strategies in prawns.

    • New paper out

      29 Sep 16

      Understanding the ecology of colour change

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