Diet and foraging ecology
Diet and Foraging Ecology of Fork Tailed Drongo (Dicrurusadsimilis) in Leventis Foundation Nigeria, Agricultural School South West Nigeria
... the diet and foraging ecology of the Fork Tailed Drongo (Dicrurusadsimilis) inLeventis Foundation Nigeria Agricultural Training School, South Western ...
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Diet and Foraging Ecology of Fork Tailed Drongo (Dicrurusadsimilis) in Leventis Foundation Nigeria, Agricultural School South West Nigeria
... the diet and foraging ecology of the Fork Tailed Drongo (Dicrurusadsimilis) inLeventis Foundation Nigeria Agricultural Training School, South Western ...the diet and foraging ...
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Foraging ecology of Eurasian lynx populations in southwest Asia: Conservation implications for a diet specialist
... the diet of Eurasian lynx from feces collected Mediterranean, mixed forest- steppe, and subalpine ecosystems of ...based foraging ecology of Eurasian lynx in Europe may be a recent adjust- ment to ...
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Foraging ecology and diet of Bornean elephants (Elephas maximus borneensis) in the Sebuku forest area, North Kalimantan Province of Indonesia: Do the choices matter?
... Rachmat B. SUBA, 1,2 Nils G. P. BEVERIDGE, 1 Wawan KUSTIAWAN, 2 Geert R. DE SNOO 1 and Hans H. DE IONGH 1,3 1 Institute of Environmental Sciences, University of Leiden, Leiden, the Netherlands, 2 Faculty of Forestry, ...
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Foraging Ecology, Genetic Diversity and Spatial Behaviour of Caucasian Lynx in Anatolia
... on diet and foraging ecology of the three largest Caucasian lynx populations occupying three major lynx habitat types in Anatolia, the Asian part of ...between foraging ecology and ...
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Foraging ecology of male Australian fur seals
... in diet, presumably there is potential for resource partitioning in the diet of Australian fur ...seal diet, irrespective of sex, is mediated by annual fluctuations in prey availability, abundance ...
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Visual field shape and foraging ecology in diurnal raptors
... KEY WORDS: Accipitriformes, Bill, Binocular shape, Raptors, Morphometrics, Binocular vision INTRODUCTION How a species perceives a given environment depends on how its sensory organs filter information. To prevent ...
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Foraging ecology and behavior of batoids and their influence on coastal sandflats
... H. australis and P. ater were observed using different parts of the sandflat. One cause for this distribution of feeding spots might be the existence of sediment types that are preferentially unique for the two species. ...
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Foraging ecology, sexual selection, and divergence in sunfish (Lepomis spp.)
... of foraging and sexual selection on ecomorphology of a fish with alternative reproductive tactics”; Colborne et ...and diet of the five bluegill groups described ...to diet, I expected that if ...
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Polar Bear (Ursus Maritimus) Foraging Ecology in the Western Canadian Arctic
... bear diet. For bears in the Southern Beaufort Sea, I binned diet data in three time periods, however I did not find a directional trend consistent with Bromaghin et ...in diet in the Northern and ...
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Influence of food subsidies on the foraging ecology of a synanthropic species in protected areas
... distance foraging trips from forests to campgrounds and three individuals that shifted their use of space from forests to campgrounds over the course of the breeding ...observed foraging in campgrounds ...
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The foraging ecology of two neighbouring chimpanzee communities from Budongo Forest
... chimpanzees diet also stresses the need to reassess chimpanzee foraging ...primate foraging were commonly based on Optimal Foraging Theory (Emlen, 1966), which focused on the maximization of ...
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The comparative foraging ecology of Royal Eudyptes schlegeli and Rockhopper E chrysocome Penguins
... their ecology is intrinsically linked to this environment, details of how they interact with biotic and abiotic aspects of it are not well known for most ...their foraging ranges are restricted, presumably ...
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The comparative foraging ecology of Royal Eudyptes schlegeli and Rockhopper E chrysocome Penguins
... their ecology is intrinsically linked to this environment, details of how they interact with biotic and abiotic aspects of it are not well known for most ...their foraging ranges are restricted, presumably ...
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Foraging ecology of pied currawongs Strepera graculina in recently colonised areas of their range
... the diet of Pied Currawongs in the vicinity of Canberra, in the Australian Capital Territory, was gathered by examining the contents of regurgitated pellets and the contents of gizzards from dead birds, and by ...
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The diet and feeding ecology of harbour seals around Britain
... in diet of male and female harbour seals in Chapter ...in diet. I used the same diet metrics (diet diversity, composition and quality) as in Chapter 3 to examine differences in the diet ...
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FIFTY YEARS OF FOOD AND FORAGING IN MOOSE: LESSONS IN ECOLOGY FROM A MODEL HERBIVORE
... realized diet (e.g., obtaining >60% of its diet from 1 plant ...predicting foraging behavior based on the tradeoffs between quality and quantity in ...
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Sensory Ecology of Foraging in Bumblebees
... (bee-uncolored), lemon (bee-green) and UV-absorbing white (bee-blue-green). The bees were tested on three flower sizes (28, 15 and 8 mm respectively) in a descending order. For the UV- absorbing white flowers, I also ...
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Foraging and Reproductive Ecology of Intertidal Gastropods
... 3 Abstract Gastropods are a diverse and abundant class of molluscs found in all of the world’s oceans. In this thesis, I explore how predation affects two ecologically similar species of marine gastropods performing two ...
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Foraging: an ecology model of consumer behaviour?
... in foraging both at the prey and patch levels and are perhaps the area that needs the most detailed ...situations). Foraging in its ecological form is about the life and death ...
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