“…Often, these communities include obligate predators such as odonates (Yanoviak, 1999) and mosquitoes in the genus Toxorhynchites (Lounibos, 1985). Predation can alter larval densities and pupal production of prey species and community composition in these habitats (Lounibos, 1985; Bradshaw and Holzapfel, 1988; Copeland and Craig, 1992; Munga et al , 2013; Petermann et al , 2015). Effects of predators can be direct, via consumption altering prey abundances, or indirect, via changes in prey oviposition behavior (Blaustein et al , 2004), or shifts in prey behaviour from risky forging behaviour to less risky resting behaviour (e.g., Kesavaraju et al, 2007, 2011; Wormington and Juliano, 2014).…”