| effects of intraguild predators on nest-site selection by prey. | nest-site selection involves tradeoffs between the risk of predation (on females and/or nests) and nest-site quality (microenvironment), and consequently suitable nesting sites are often in limited supply. interactions with "classical" predators (e.g., those not competing for shared resources) can strongly influence nest-site selection, but whether intraguild predation also influences this behavior is unknown. we tested whether risk of predation from an intraguild predator [the diurnal scincid l ... | 2012 | 21739239 |