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Behavioral Responses of CD-1 Mice to Six Predator Odor Components.
- Thorbjörn Sievert, M. Laska
- Biology, Medicine
- Chemical senses
- 1 June 2016
Mammalian prey species are able to detect predator odors and to display appropriate defensive behavior. However, there is only limited knowledge about whether single compounds of predator odors are… Expand
Secondhand horror: effects of direct and indirect predator cues on behavior and reproduction of the bank vole
- Thorbjörn Sievert, M. Haapakoski, R. Palme, Helinä Voipio, H. Ylönen
- Biology
- 1 June 2019
Risk recognition by prey is of paramount importance within the evolutionary arms race between predator and prey. Prey species are able to detect direct predator cues like odors and adjust their… Expand
Voles and weasels in the boreal Fennoscandian small mammal community: what happens if the least weasel disappears due to climate change?
- H. Ylönen, M. Haapakoski, Thorbjörn Sievert, J. Sundell
- Biology, Medicine
- Integrative zoology
- 1 July 2019
Abstract Climate change, habitat loss and fragmentation are major threats for populations and a challenge for individual behavior, interactions and survival. Predator–prey interactions are modified… Expand
In utero behavioral imprinting to predation risk in pups of the bank vole
- Thorbjörn Sievert, Arjane Kerkhoven, M. Haapakoski, K. D. Matson, Olga Ylönen, H. Ylönen
- Biology
- Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology
- 8 January 2020
Abstract In the predator–prey arms race, survival-enhancing adaptive behaviors are essential. Prey can perceive predator presence directly from visual, auditory, or chemical cues. Non-lethal… Expand
Indirect and Transgenerational Effects of Predation Risk: Predator Odour and Alarm Pheromones in the Bank Vole
- Thorbjörn Sievert
- Biology
- 2020
Behavioural responses of mice to predator odour components
- Thorbjörn Sievert
- Biology
- 2015
Having means to detect and avoid potential predators is a necessity for prey species. Most mammalian prey species are able to detect odours emitted by predators and to adapt their behaviour… Expand