E. Fernandez-Juricic

This study evaluates whether antipredator behavior models can predict wildlife responses to high-speed vehicles by testing their sensitivity to vehicle approach speed using simulations and empirical data.

This study tests how American robins reject model eggs based on visual acuity and spatial chromatic contrast, finding that larger pattern features increase rejection likelihood.

The paper describes a novel photoreceptor structure in two New World flycatchers, characterized by megamitochondria and orange oil droplets, potentially enhancing their visual capabilities.

This study shows zebrafish adjust their spacing behavior based on multiple visual social cues in a non-additive, multiplicative manner.