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Animals often exhibit accelerated or “compensatory” growth (CG) after periods of environmentally induced growth depression, raising important questions about how they cope with environmental variability. We tested an underexplored hypothesis regarding the evolutionary consequences of CG; namely, that natural populations differ in CG responses. Common-garden experiments were used to compare subadult...
Prey can learn to recognize novel predators through the association of aversive stimuli (visual or chemical) paired with a predator cue (i.e. acquired predator recognition). Previous studies have demonstrated that a variety of prey can readily learn the identity of a single predator. In this study, we examined whether predator-naïve glowlight tetras, Hemigrammus erythrozonus, could simultaneously...
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