… If edge-intersecting patches disrupt object recognition, then we would expect that the
survivorship and mean search time of targets should increase with increasing number of edge-…

… disruptive patterning. We use several visual substrates comprising light elements (or objects)
on a dark background in … background intensity) are tested simultaneously. In other visual …

… Based upon laboratory testing as well as thousands of images of camouflaged cephalopods
… of background objects are key visual cues that guide cephalopod camouflage patterning. …

… Further, I address if object recognition processing provides a feasible mechanism for … to
test if disruptive camouflage operates through the global feature disruption and proposes future …

… Disruptive coloration was no more effective when comprising high luminance … disruption.
A model of avian visual edge processing showed that surface disruption does not make object …

… There are only two convincing examples of the effectiveness of disruptive coloration both
involving artificial prey objects. In one experiment, artificially coloured moths, which had been …

… If an animal or object possesses markings which match a random … disruptive contrast. In
this study, we directly test whether all components of camouflage need to match the background …

… quantified background matching and disruption in crabs from rock pools and mudflats,
predicting that disruption would dominate in visually complex rock pools but background matching …

… lay their eggs on the background that provides the best camouflage. Furthermore, they …
background color matching and disruptive camouflage of each egg against different backgrounds …

… camouflage is to turn a target into a non-conspicuity object … disruptive camouflage on the
concealment effectiveness of a human target. Disruptive coloration and disruptive camouflage is …