Examples of possible target types and general methods workflow.

<p>Users can customise a range of experimental parameters, and investigate multiple pattern traits when analysing results. Prey presented here include paper targets, two-dimensional with simple or more specific shapes (top), and three-dimensional rolled paper tubes, as well as 3D-printed shell...

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Main Author:	Emmanuelle S. Briolat (5844632) (author)
Other Authors:	George R. A. Hancock (18569799) (author), Jolyon Troscianko (456596) (author)
Published:	2024
Subjects:	Genetics Evolutionary Biology Ecology Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified virtually limitless combinations starting population parameters greater edge disruption flying birds feed although effect sizes across repeated encounters genetic algorithm framework xlink "> camouflage visual pattern types access pattern generation sophisticated genetic algorithms adapting genetic algorithms predators freely interact physical prey items naturalistic predation trials methods provide pathways artificial prey deployed genetic algorithms visual patterns camouflage strategies artificial prey wild predators evolving predators prey patterns prey appearance yet identifying wide range techniques expand studied anti several metrics relatively small promising way present methods predator traits predator strategy patterns available natural conditions key consideration human volunteers future generations facilitate application developed open customisable open complex interactions colour patterns case study based replicates backgrounds differing attack determines artificial evolution access tools 16 generations
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Examples of possible target types and general methods workflow.

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