Escape Response
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Escape response , escape reaction , or escape behaviour is a possible reaction in response to stimuli indicative of danger. In particular, it initiates
an escape motion of an animal animal.. In the cases of reflectory of reflectory reactions, reactions , the escape response may also be called escape reflex. reflex . The term is also used in a more general setting: avoiding of unpleasant or dangerous situations. Studying escape reactions has a number of practical applications: fish breeding, insect repellent design, preventing aircraft-bird collisions, etc.
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Lobstering: animation
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Escape motion •
Lobstering of of rill rill
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!iding "sheltering, camouflag camouflage# e#
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$otionlessness
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% &ell-no&n &ell-no&n escape response response of s'uids of s'uids is to e(ect in
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Shrimp may e(ect bioluminescent matter
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In some animals escape response includes emptying of the bo&els bo&els..
Escape response , escape reaction , or escape behaviour is a possible reaction in response to stimuli indicative of danger. In particular, it initiates
an escape motion of an animal animal.. In the cases of reflectory of reflectory reactions, reactions , the escape response may also be called escape reflex. reflex . The term is also used in a more general setting: avoiding of unpleasant or dangerous situations. Studying escape reactions has a number of practical applications: fish breeding, insect repellent design, preventing aircraft-bird collisions, etc.
Examples[edit edit]]
Lobstering: animation
•
Escape motion •
Lobstering of of rill rill
•
!iding "sheltering, camouflag camouflage# e#
•
$otionlessness
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% &ell-no&n &ell-no&n escape response response of s'uids of s'uids is to e(ect in
•
Shrimp may e(ect bioluminescent matter
•
In some animals escape response includes emptying of the bo&els bo&els..
