The authors of the paper “Predator and prey activity levels jointly influence the outcome of long-term foraging bouts” published by Sweeney et al. in Behavioral Ecology in 2013 (doi:10.1093/beheco/art052) recently investigated some irregularities in the raw data. This experiment was conducted primarily by undergraduates in the Pruitt Lab in 2012. Sweeney, Cusack, Armagost, and O’Brien conducted single behavioral assays on crickets and multiple behavioral assays on spiders. These data were used to determine the repeatability of spider activity level (Spider ID numbers PLE-04 to PLE-83). The data were organized into excel sheets and sent to Pruitt to curate. A second pool of spiders was collected by Pruitt and Cusack for staged predator–prey interaction trials (Spider ID numbers PLE-143 to PLE-158), but these new spiders were assayed only a single time each. Keiser helped perform statistical analyses and wrote portions of the manuscript.

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勘误表：“捕食者和猎物的活动水平共同影响长期觅食的结果”（2013）24：1205-1210，doi：10.1093 / beheco / art052

Sweeney等人发表的论文“捕食者和猎物的活动水平共同影响长期觅食的结果”。在行为生态学2013年（doi：10.1093 / beheco / art052）最近调查了原始数据中的一些违规行为。该实验主要由2012年在Pruitt实验室的本科生进行。Sweeney，Cusack，Armagost和O'Brien对进行了单行为分析，对蜘蛛进行了多行为分析。这些数据用于确定蜘蛛活动水平的可重复性（蜘蛛ID号PLE-04至PLE-83）。数据被整理成Excel工作表，并发送给Pruitt进行策划。Pruitt和Cusack收集了第二批蜘蛛，用于分阶段的捕食者与猎物相互作用试验（蜘蛛ID编号为PLE-143至PLE-158），但是这些新蜘蛛每次仅被检测一次。Keizer帮助进行了统计分析并撰写了部分手稿。