foraging ecology
Diet and Foraging Ecology of Fork Tailed Drongo (Dicrurusadsimilis) in Leventis Foundation Nigeria, Agricultural School South West Nigeria
... terrestrial, foraging on the ground in grasslands and cultivation (Chari, et al, ...and foraging ecology and is lacking in ...and foraging ecology of Fork Tailed Drongo was studied in ...
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Postprandial response of gastric pH in leopard sharks (Triakis semifasciata) and its use to study foraging ecology
... acid secretion for an elasmobranch fish, this study also demonstrates the potential use of continuous gastric pH measurements as a tool in the study of leopard shark foraging ecology. Presently the only ...
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Intraspecific variation in the foraging ecology of kea, the world’s only mountain- and rainforest-dwelling parrot
... the foraging ecology of kea parrots (Nestor ...the foraging ecology of ...invertebrate foraging significantly more frequently in temperate rainforest than in alpine regions, where kea ...
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Spatial, temporal and within-species variation in the foraging ecology of a marine predator across a dynamic seascape
... the foraging ecology of an arctic marine predator species and their ability to adjust their diet and foraging behaviour to a rapidly changing ...
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Behavioural Plasticity And Foraging Ecology Of Invasive Lionfish (Pterois volitans)
... its foraging ecology and spatial navigation ...and foraging ecology of lionfish relative to native predators may have implications for competition between the former and latter ...
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Foraging ecology of male Australian fur seals
... assessed foraging behaviour of males from a single breeding colony, located in northern Bass ...in foraging areas between colonies (Robson et ...the foraging habitat surrounding Kanowna Island may ...
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The role of juvenile foraging ecology and growth in the evolution of life history strategies for southern elephant seals
... influencing population change may provide some insight into explaining any reduction in juvenile survival. Until now, little has been known about these juveniles, ontogenetic and intra-specific differences in life ...
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Foraging ecology of pied currawongs Strepera graculina in recently colonised areas of their range
... The following work investigates the foraging ecology of an Australian passerine, the pied currawong, Strepera graculina (Shaw) in recently colonised areas of its breeding range. The background of this work ...
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The comparative foraging ecology of Royal Eudyptes schlegeli and Rockhopper E chrysocome Penguins
... Island. This similarity provides the opportunity to explore the issue of ecological segregation in these two species. The purpose of this study was to describe the foraging ecology of Royal and Rockhopper ...
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Foraging ecology of three sympatric ungulate species – Behavioural and resource maps indicate differences between chamois, ibex and red deer
... in ecology [1]. Re- source ecology provides the basis for understanding multi-species assemblages as it deals with plant-nutrient relationships, interactions between consumers and re- sources and ...
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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 foraging ecology of emperor penguins (Aptenodytes forsteri) at two Mawson coast colonies, Antarctica
... The food and energy requirements of adult emperor penguins parenting chicks were examined at Auster about 11,000 pairs and Taylor Glacier about 2,900 pairs colonies during the winter, sp[r] ...
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Modelling the foraging ecology of the flesh footed shearwater Puffinus carneipes in relation to fisheries and oceanography
... were foraging at oceanographic features over more open ocean, and hence, more mobile ...apparently foraging on eddies within this greater area, indicating only these edges need greater ...
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Predator–prey relationships and foraging ecology of a marine apex predator with a wide temperate distribution
... Tasmania, and the importance of cephalopods, in par- ticular ommastrephid squid, in southern Australia (Braccini 2008). These differences may be attributed to differences in ecology between the 2 areas. Braccini ...
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The foraging ecology of emperor penguins (Aptenodytes forsteri) at two Mawson coast colonies, Antarctica
... The aims of the study were to determine: 1 the population size and reproductive success of emperor penguins breeding at Auster and Taylor Glacier, 2 the energy assimilation efficiency of[r] ...
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The role of juvenile foraging ecology and growth in the evolution of life history strategies for southern elephant seals
... requirements (Boyd et al. 1994), so their annual consumption of fish and squid is one of the highest for mammals and birds in the region (Hindell et al. 2003; Bradshaw et al. 2003). Thus, I hypothesize that the ability ...
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The foraging ecology of feral goats Capra hircus in the Mahoenui giant weta reserve, southern King Country, New Zealand
... Seasonal patterns of foraging in males and females were different. Females grazed more than males in every season, but males browsed more than females. Differences between the sexes in both the species composition ...
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The foraging ecology and provisioning strategies of sympatric fur seals Arctocephalus gazella and Arctocephalus tropicalis at Macquarie Island
... This was undertaken by comparing their provisioning strategies at this location, primarily in terms of maternal energy acquisition at sea foraging behaviour and diet and on shore energy [r] ...
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Effects of land-cover dynamics on the foraging ecology of amboseli yellow baboons (papio cynocephalus, linnaeus 1766)
... 4:4 The land-cover types that characterised the Amboseli basin in 1984 and 2000 presented as a proportion of total number.. of patches 65.[r] ...
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Foraging ecology of shy albatrosses Thalassarche cauta breeding in Australia : implications for interactions with longline fisheries
... Chapter 2: RELIABILITY OF MORPHOMETRIC MEASURES FOR DETERMINESIG THE SEX OF ADULT AND FLEDGLING SHY ABLATROSSES, Diomedea cauta cauta, 7 IN AUSTRALIA 7 2.1 INTRODUCTION 2.2 METHODS 8 11 [r] ...
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