The Fundamental Shift in Human Foraging Behaviour
Foraging: an ecology model of consumer behaviour?
... social foraging form the core of social foraging research other areas have received attention and may be useful in terms of human consumption ...the behaviour of information sharing foragers ...
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Foraging : an ecology model of consumer behaviour?
... social foraging form the core of social foraging research other areas have received attention and may be useful in terms of human consumption ...the behaviour of information sharing foragers ...
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The Anthropocene crisis and higher education: A fundamental shift
... Critical posthuman and new materialist pedagogical perspectives Despite the entrenchment of anthropos in the mediated machineries of the Capitalocene, there are, in fact, numerous maps of new and exciting posthuman ...
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Testing fundamental physics with photon frequency shift
... ent behaviour either below (ultraviolet modification) or above (infrared modification) a certain length scale, while still keep- ing all known and well tested properties of ...
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FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES OF ETHICAL BEHAVIOUR
... CONCLUSIONS Ethics is not an easy subject but one that has become critically important in a business environment in which failure to adhere to proper standards can have a devastating effect on organisations, investors, ...
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Influence of habitat condition and competition on foraging behaviour of parrotfishes
... of foraging by herbivorous reef fishes have been shown to vary across space and time, and among ...their foraging ranges, or characterised relative foraging mobility in response to habitat ...is ...
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Inter-individual variability in the foraging behaviour of traplining bumblebees
... trapline foraging has been aimed at describing this behaviour at the species level, using relatively small sample sizes (four to seven individuals per experiment), without characterising var- iation among ...
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Fundamental and sedimentological controls on luminescence behaviour in quartz and feldspar
... Bleaching Characteristics of Quartz and Feldspar 2.5.3. Glaciofluvial meltwater channels are turbulent throughout the ablation season, and often have high suspended sediment loads. This influences the bleaching rate of ...
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Nectar distribution and nectarivorous bird foraging behaviour at different spatial scales
... While species traits were important driving forces of community assembly in natural habitat, I show in Chapter 4 that species and habitat traits may also be important factors structuring bird communities in novel ...
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Influence of livestock grazing on meadow pipit foraging behaviour in upland grassland
... the foraging efficiency of many grassland birds decreases as vegetation height increases due to a reduction in forager mobility and prey detectability ( Butler & Gillings 2004 ...determining foraging ...
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Environmental constraints on the foraging behaviour, spatial usage and population sizes of albatrosses
... core foraging areas, implying a more direct link between SST and foraging ...This shift to foraging in marginal sea ice was synchronised with recession of pack ice, which is followed by a ...
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Blockchain: A Fundamental Shift for Financial Services Institutions
... Ethereum takes blockchain from an interesting financial payment processing opportunity to a new paradigm for financial transaction processing, totally transforming the IT model current[r] ...
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Energetics and foraging behaviour of the Platypus Ornithorhynchus anatinus
... compare foraging efficiency of platypuses between different habi- ...total foraging duration per day might be a better measure of foraging success and an indica- tion of habitat ...increase ...
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The foraging behaviour of hummingbirds through space and time
... Perhaps a more accurate description of what females, or non-territorial males for that matter, do is to search for food until they find a rewarded location, deplete the resource and then move on to the next available ...
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The effect of pathogens on honeybee learning and foraging behaviour
... of behaviour occurring ‘for the good of the species’ has now been disproved in many cases as such behaviours that appeared to increase species survival are actually controlled by individual ...
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The function of roll in foraging behaviour of sperm whales
... The analysis in this chapter required comparing of roll behaviour of whales while searching for prey across a range of different light conditions: day versus night time and at diverse dive depths. Because no one ...
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Lifetime performance in foraging honeybees: behaviour and physiology
... Introduction Research on age-specific performance in several taxa including humans has documented a strikingly similar lifetime performance curve consisting of low initial performance rising to a much higher peak ...
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Foraging behaviour of parasitoids in multi-herbivore communities
... parasitoid foraging decisions are more strongly shaped by foraging decisions on the food plant than responses to variation in HIPV, because the abundance of HIPV cues might negatively affect the host- ...
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Fundamental Shift in Use of Vision. Fundamental Shift in Use of Vision. Visual Fatigue Syndrome. Widespread Computer Use. Work, Home, School:
... “ The complex of eye and vision The complex of eye and vision problems related to near work problems related to near work which are experienced during or which are experienced durin[r] ...
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Mark-to-Market: A Fundamental Shift in Affordable Housing Policy
... Thus, most observers expect mark-to-market activity to be concen- trated among the newer assisted Section 8 AAF properties, of which about 75 percent have rents above local market levels[r] ...