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Drosophila Behavioural repertoire under predation risk
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posted on 2019-05-04, 16:29 authored by Ian DworkinIan Dworkin, Abhijna ParigiAbhijna Parigi, William PitchersThese files are the raw videos associated with the paper by Parigi et al. (2019) "How predator hunting-modes affect prey behaviour: Capture deterrence in Drosophila melanogaster" in PLoS One.
or previous pre-print
https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/010330v1.full
including experimental details on collection of videos.
In short, Drosophila melanogaster adults were introduced into chambers, allowed to acclimate, then video recorded for 5 minutes, following this either a juvenile mantid or adult jumping spider was introduced (or a mock disturbance) and was video recorded for 10 minutes (or until successful capture by predator).
Filenames start with date, followed by a or b (which video camera) and individual identifiers for that date, and sex of the Drosophila individual.
In short, Drosophila melanogaster adults were introduced into chambers, allowed to acclimate, then video recorded for 5 minutes, following this either a juvenile mantid or adult jumping spider was introduced (or a mock disturbance) and was video recorded for 10 minutes (or until successful capture by predator).
Filenames start with date, followed by a or b (which video camera) and individual identifiers for that date, and sex of the Drosophila individual.
