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Publications by Suzanne Amador Kane

How Conspicuous Are Peacock Eyespots and Other Colorful Feathers in the Eyes of Mammalian Predators?

Multidisciplinary

English

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Sensory Ecology: Giant Eyes for Giant Predators?

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Correction: Zebra Stripes Through the Eyes of Their Predators, Zebras, and Humans

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Eyespots

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Biological Sciences

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Humans Are Apex Predators

Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America

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Red, Yellow, Green, and Blue Are Not Particularly Colorful

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How Localized Force Spreads on Elastic Contour Feathers

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Conspicuous Diffusion: Theorizing How Status Drives Innovation in Electric Mobility

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the Environment

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