Can you give me examples/articles about invertebrate species that exhibit different behavior in different habitats/or changed characteristics of habitat? If a population habitat changes or some environmental characteristic of the habitat are changed, they start to show/learn a new behavior or alter old ones, in order to solve a problem impose by the new situation. So I am looking more for examples related to abiotic changes.
http://www.currentzoology.org/temp/%7B212B7F7F-E740-4E08-885B-D66900A5634D%7D.pdf
Dear Mihaela, I'm adding some ancient papers by me, I hope this material will be more or less useful for you. Unfortunately, I don't held as .pdf the following items: Zunin et al., 1993. La ricollocazione dell'alimento nei Coleotteri Tenebrionidi: un approccio sperimentale, and Zunino et al., 1994. Experimentally induced Food Relocation Behaviour in Tenebrionid Beetles. I'll try to have this material, and I'll upload it on researchgate. Best whishes. Mario
Hiba, this is very useful for the next project we have.
Zunino, the 1994 article on Copris lunaris does have an very good example!
Thank you both for the feed back!
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