Chameleons are known to spontaneously perform jerky movements when walking. This jaggered walking behaviour has been assumed to be mimicking

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Chameleons are known to spontaneously perform jerky movements when walking. This jaggered walking behaviour has been assumed to be mimicking
Sexual selection requires intra-specific variation in the characteristics mediating mate choice. In species reliant on substrate-borne vibrational signalling (SBVS), differences
Several species of stick insects sway from side to side when blown by wind. Although anecdotal evidence suggests this is
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Myrmecia croslandi is a day active ant that exhibits jumping behaviour, but the circumstances that leading to jumps are not