escape reactions การใช้

• This is known as the caridoid escape reaction.
• This results in a backward dart called the caridoid escape reaction ( lobstering ).
• Together, they are used for steering while swimming, and in the caridoid escape reaction.
• He points out that rainbow trout, for example, can learn the identity of a predator simply by watching another fish's escape reaction.
• Behaviors such as the " tail-flip " escape reaction in crustacea such as crayfish and lobsters are fixed action patterns that may have evolved from earlier ancestral patterns.
• When in danger, they show an escape reaction called micro-nektonic life-forms, i . e ., small animals capable of individual motion against ( weak ) currents.
• The "'caridoid escape reaction "'of an Antarctic krill allows it to escape predators by flexing its abdomen in a swimming stroke that thrusts it backwards away from danger.
• "" Pecten maximus " swims but this is generally limited to escape reactions, the main predators which cause this reaction when the scallop detects them are the mollusc eating starfish " Asterias rubens " and " Astropecten irregularis " while starfish which do not feed on molluscs cause limited jumping or valve-closing reeactions.