“‘Portia Spider’ Tag”,2019-10-20 (NN sparsity, animal cognition, maze-running, neuroscience, sight; backlinks)⁠:

Bibliography for tag biology/portia, most recent first: 1 related tag, 34 annotations, & 1 link (parent).

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  • “I Once Witnessed a Spider Controlling a Motion-Activated Flood Light to Catch Prey.”, jumploops 2024
  • “Western Black Widow Spiders (Latrodectus Hesperus) Remember Prey Capture Location and Size, but Only Alter Behavior for Prey Caught at Particular Sites”, Sergi et al 2022
  • “Arthropod Intelligence? The Case for Portia”, Cross et al 2020
  • “Representation of Different Exact Numbers of Prey by a Spider-Eating Predator”, Cross & Jackson2017
  • “Extended Spider Cognition”, Japyassú & Laland2017
  • “The Execution of Planned Detours by Spider-Eating Predators”, Cross & Jackson2016
  • “A Virtual Reality Paradigm for the Study of Visually Mediated Behavior and Cognition in Spiders”, Peckmezian & Taylor2015
  • “Memory of Prey Larders in Golden Orb-Web Spiders, Nephila Clavipes (Araneae: Nephilidae)”, Rodríguez et al 2013
  • “Are Bigger Brains Better?”, Chittka & Niven2009
  • “Iterating Towards Bethelhem”, Watts2009
  • “Smarter Than The Average Bug”, McCrone2006
  • “A Knife in the Back: Use of Prey-Specific Attack Tactics by Araneophagic Jumping Spiders (Araneae: Salticidae)”, Hartland & Jackson2006
  • “Geographic Variation in a Spider’s Ability to Solve a Confinement Problem by Trial and Error”, Jackson et al 2006b
  • “Jumping Spider Trickers: Deceit, Predation, and Cognition [Final Draft]”, Wilcox & Jackson2002
  • “Trial-And-Error Solving of a Confinement Problem by a Jumping Spider, Portia Fimbriata”, Jackson et al 2001
  • “Signals and Signal Choices Made by the Araneophagic Jumping Spider Portia Fimbriata While Hunting the Orb-Weaving Web Spiders Zygiella X-Notata and Zosis Geniculatus”, Tarsitano et al 2000
  • “Speculative Hunting By An Araneophagic Salticid Spider”, Clark et al 2000
  • “Cues by Which Portia Fimbriata, an Araneophagic Jumping Spider, Distinguishes Jumping-Spider Prey from Other Prey”, Hartland & Jackson2000b
  • “’Eight-Legged Cats’ and How They See—A Review of Recent Research on Jumping Spiders (Araneae: Salticidae)”, Hartland & Jackson2000
  • “Scanning and Route Selection in the Jumping Spider Portia Labiata”, Tarsitano & Andrew1999
  • “Spider-Eating Spiders: Despite the Small Size of Their Brain, Jumping Spiders in the Genus Portia Outwit Other Spiders With Hunting Techniques That Include Trial and Error”, Jackson & Wilcox1998
  • “Cognitive Abilities of Araneophagic Jumping Spiders”, Wilcox & Jackson1998
  • “Araneophagic Jumping Spiders Discriminate between Detour Routes That Do and Do Not Lead to Prey”, Tarsitano & Jackson1997
  • “Spiderweb Smokescreens: Spider Trickster Uses Background Noise to Mask Stalking Movements.”, Wilcox et al 1996
  • “Predatory Behavior of Jumping Spiders”, Jackson & Pollard1996
  • “Cues for Web Invasion and Aggressive Mimicry Signaling in Portia (Araneae, Salticidae)”, Jackson1995
  • “Jumping Spiders Make Predatory Detours Requiring Movement Away From Prey”, Tarsitano & Jackson1994
  • “Spider Flexibly Chooses Aggressive Mimicry Signals for Different Prey By Trial and Error”, Jackson & Wilcox1993
  • “Eight-Legged Tricksters”, Jackson1992
  • “A Review of the Ethology of Jumping Spiders (Araneae, Salticidae)”, Richman & Jackson1992
  • “Influence of Prey Movement On the Performance of Simple Detours By Jumping Spiders”, Tarsitano & Jackson1992
  • “Comparative Biology of Portia Africana, P. Albimana, P. Fimbriata, P. Labiata, and P. Shultzi, Araneophagic, Web-Building Jumping Spiders (Araneae: Salticidae): Usage of Webs, Predatory Versatility, and Intraspecific Interactions”, Jackson & Hallas1986
  • “The Principal Eyes of a Jumping Spider Have a Telephoto Component”, Williams & McIntyre1980
  • “Putting Spiders On Treadmills In Virtual-Reality Worlds”
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