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Tim Butcher is the author of The Trigger – Hunting the Assassin Who Brought the World to War.

Tim Butcher's study of the Bosnian Serb who assassinated Archduke Franz Ferdinand in Sarajevo in 1914, The Trigger: Hunting the Assassin Who Brought the World to War (Chatto & Windus £18.99), is a triumph of punctilious scholarship and research.

Alternatively, individual NLMS cells might be sufficient to trigger hunting responses.

One possibility is that activity of multiple types of NLMS neuron is read out by downstream neurons that, in turn, trigger hunting responses.

Future experiments will be required to test whether the activation of NLMS cells is sufficient to trigger hunting responses and whether the different cell types evoke distinct motor outputs.

Specifically, size, contrast polarity and speed of motion interact, such that stimuli that are large, dark, and fast are most effective in triggering hunting responses.

Alternatively, since these forays were most often recorded during the hunting period, they could be triggered by hunting disturbances.

In contrast, if explorations were not related to dispersal, but instead triggered by hunting, we expected the interaction Dc*movtyp to be significant, with explorations occurring preferentially during the hunting season.

If explorations were triggered by hunting for instance, we expect the probability of undertaking an exploration to be higher during the hunting period and to involve both philopatric and dispersers after settlement.

In the present work, we tested whether foray movements in hares could be failed dispersal attempts/dispersal preludes or, in contrast whether these movements were simply triggered by hunting related disturbance.

We suggest that NLMS cells are therefore good candidates for mediating the perceptual recognition of prey and triggering the initiation of hunting responses.