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alarm reaction

alarm reaction An alarm reaction is an antipredator response triggered when an animal detects chemical danger cues from members of its own species, such as substances from skin cells or blood.

An alarm reaction is an antipredator response triggered when an animal detects chemical danger cues from members of its own species, such as substances from skin cells or blood. In the source, the term refers to this defensive reaction in fish.

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Drafting source: Barreto Rodrigo Egydio; Miyai Caio Akira; Sanches Fabio Henrique Carretero; Giaquinto Percília Cardoso; Delicio Helton Carlos; Volpato Gilson Luiz. Blood Cues Induce Antipredator Behavior in Nile Tilapia Conspecifics. 2013; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0054642; article XML SHA-256 1c1535d93b394c17eef0cad229074485b7b8445f90cd201e2e73c377e12b4eb4. “Blood Cues Induce Antipredator Behavior in Nile Tilapia Conspecifics” (10.1371/journal.pone.0054642).
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