Neighbour density, body size and anti-predator hiding time in the New Zealand mud-crab Austrohelice crassa

Many preys retreat into a refuge as a response to the presence of a predator, a behavioural strategy which guarantees safety but is also costly due to a trade-off between hiding time and time spent in other essential activities. The balance between costs and benefits of hiding, which are influenced...

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