P. Domenici

This study examines how group size affects escape response kinematics and group coordination in damselfish during simulated predator attacks, finding slower kinematics and reduced cohesion in larger groups.

This study investigates how Pacific staghorn sculpin modulate escape responses to multiple visual threats by varying stimulus timing, finding that modulation occurs only before the response starts.

The paper examines intraspecific variation in thermal tolerance among fish species, finding that tropical species have lower variation and are more vulnerable to climate change than temperate species.

The paper constructs a geometric model that explains multiple preferred escape trajectories in prey by incorporating prey turning time and predator attack endpoint.