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Camouflage in nightjars

by sensoryeco | Mar 18, 2016 | News Feed | 0 comments

Martin has written an article for Biosphere Magazine about our recent work with camouflage in nightjars and plovers.

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    6 days ago

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    We have a new paper out today - all about how chameleon prawns combine colour change and behavioural choice to maintain camouflage in the rock pools. Congrats Sam and Rafa on the great work!

    www.nature.com/articles/s42003-019-0465-8

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    Colour change and behavioural choice facilitate chameleon prawn camouflage against different seaweed backgrounds

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    We had a lab rock pool trip yesterday in the wonderful sunshine on Gylly beach. So many colourful creatures around, including several species of nudibranch, many crabs, anemones and much more.

    We also found some St Piran's hermit crabs, which until three years ago had been assumed lost from UK shores until they were found again after several decades right here in Cornwall.     ... 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 […]

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      Colour change and camouflage strategies in prawns.

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