foraging areas
Preferred, small scale foraging areas of two Southern Ocean fur seal species are not determined by habitat characteristics
... preferred foraging areas differ between two closely situated Subantarctic fur seal (Arctocephalus tropicalis) colonies and a single Antarctic fur seal ...pelagic areas even though they are located ...
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Foraging ecology of three sympatric ungulate species – Behavioural and resource maps indicate differences between chamois, ibex and red deer
... in areas where plant biomass was low but of high nutritious value (high plant N content), we also found ibex core foraging areas in the highest quality meadows of the Trupchun valley where both plant ...
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Foraging locations of female New Zealand sea lions (Phocarctos hookeri) from a declining colony
... fishing areas predominated: one lay north/north-west of the Auckland Islands (56% of all trawls undertaken) and the second was south-east of the Auckland Islands along the 250-m bathymetry line (44% of all tows ...
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Do artisanal fishers perceive declining migratory shorebird populations?
... in a decline in the population of shorebirds, and this conclusion is consistent with the observations of the participants in the present study, who stated that the birds explore new foraging areas in search ...
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Foraging behaviour indicates marginal marine habitat for New Zealand sea lions: remnant versus recolonising populations
... in foraging ranges and trips amongst female New Zealand sea lions around the Otago ...different foraging areas, as was reported at the Auckland Islands (Chilvers et ...in areas up to almost ...
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Managing conflict between bats and humans: The response of soprano pipistrelles (pipistrellus pygmaeus) to exclusion from roosts in houses
... in foraging behaviour. Bats foraged in the same areas, travelled simi- lar distances to reach foraging areas and showed similar patterns of habitat selection before and after ...
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Population trends, habitat requirements and conservation recommendations for an endangered marsupial, the northern bettong (Bettongia tropica)
... for foraging and nesting (Killeen et ...Optimal foraging theory (Emlen 1966; MacArthur & Pianka 1966) suggests that animals should select habitats that maximise fitness, whilst reducing the costs ...
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Identifying foraging habitats of Baltic ringed seals using movement data
... Their foraging areas were more clearly clustered to the northern Bothnian Bay compared to ...The foraging areas of the tracked seals partly overlapped with MPAs and Natura 2000 sites ...
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Exploration during early life: distribution, habitat and orientation preferences in juvenile king penguins
... During the last glaciation period, which ended ~ 18, 000 years ago, presumably few refuges existed for king penguins (e.g. Gough Island, the Falkland Islands and New Zealand), as they require ice-free land to breed [68]. ...
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The comparative energetics and growth strategies of sympatric Antarctic and subantarctic fur seal pups at Îles Crozet
... diet, foraging areas or diving behaviour between the species during their summer lactational overlap (Goldsworthy and Crowley, 1999; Goldsworthy et ...
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Time-in-area represents foraging activity in a wide-ranging pelagic forager
... and foraging mode The proportion of all foraging events and surface foraging events occurring in core foraging areas was reduced when the data was filtered for speeds ...core ...
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Foraging for high caloric anthropogenic prey is energetically costly
... four foraging habitats using several shapefiles of foraging areas around the colony and the behavioral ...of foraging areas: North Sea and Wadden Sea, urban areas, breakwaters, ...
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The foraging behaviour of seabirds: defining and predicting home range areas
... in foraging behaviour between sexes has been widely reported for many seabird ...longer foraging trips, foraged farther from the colony, flew greater distances and had larger zones of area-restricted search ...
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Foraging robots
... robot foraging because it leads naturally to the definition of performance ...to foraging: resource limits which may be: limited (external resources, ...
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Analysis of adaptive foraging in an intraguild predation system
... The stability analysis result suggests that adaptive forag- ing behavior may facilitate coexistence of the species. Be- cause much of the instability of an IGP system seems to come from the exclusion of intermediate ...
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Foraging
... of foraging in a world that may be said to have moved ...where foraging has re-appeared of necessity; and secondly, the practice of foraging as a pastime and cultural choice in societies where ...
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A Theoretical Approach to Estimating Bird Risk of Collision with Wind Turbines Where Empirical Flight Activity Data Are Lacking
... feeding areas and nests may occur predominantly very early in the morning and late at night ...feeding areas, so that activity may occur in very different areas at different stages in the breeding ...
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Adaptive foraging behaviour and impact on longevity of an omnivorous insect in response to the extreme temperature fluctuation events associated with climate change
... Biological control is defined as the human introduction or enhancement of natural enemies of pest species in an attempt to restore a balance (Gullan and Cranston 2005). These natural enemies are biological control agents ...
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18. Foraging behavior of the giant honey bee, Apis dorsata F. (Hymenoptera: Apidae) in sunflower (Helianthus annuus L.) at Peshawar District of Pakistan
... pollinators, foraging behavior of the Giant Honey bee, Apis dorsata in sunflower, Helianthus annuus ...on foraging activities of honeybee recorded from morning hours ...that foraging of honey bee ...
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Considerations for Argentine ant management
... the foraging activities and interactions of co-existing ant species can influence toxic bait placement (timing and location) ...daily foraging activity of co-occurring and isolated field colonies of ...
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