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this model, low disturbance influences high | predation and high disturbance creates low predation, |
Gila topminnow are endangered due to | predation and competition from the introduced Mosquito |
Other dangers include rat | predation and drowning in longline fishing gear. |
It is threatened by crown-of-thorns starfish | predation and habitat loss. |
eeds remaining on the tree increase in size, | predation and shedding of damaged seeds continue. |
They feed at night to avoid | predation, and they communicate with each other by bot |
s, where they play a role in protection from | predation, and perhaps also in growth regulation. |
s, and particularly their egg clutches, from | predation and pathogens. |
ation and perception, behavior, food habits, | predation, and conservation status. |
ways, including refuge from physical stress, | predation, and competition, improved resource availabi |
urces, and providing protection from stress, | predation, and competition, facilitation can impact co |
that case, the prey is inevitably killed by | predation, and has an intimate association with its pr |
case of animals by transmission of diseases, | predation and parasitism, and in the case of plants, t |
both features adaptive to minimise squirrel | predation and fire damage to the cones. |
The wasp's | predation appears only to affect the cockroach's escap |
Species responsible for nest | predation are not generally known . |
Both pre- and post-dispersal seed | predation are extremely frequent in nature. |
Postdispersal seed | predation arises once seeds have been released from th |
Intraguild | predation between sharks and toothed whales usually in |
e the obvious advantage of white in avoiding | predation, blue is actually the most frequent morph in |
he larvae generally provides protection from | predation, but the larvae are sometimes parasitised by |
The species is threatened by | predation by feral cats. |
It is threatened by | predation by feral cats and dogs. |
The species is threatened by | predation by feral and domestic cats, particularly on |
ers have been and continue to be affected by | predation by introduced mammals. |
an Samoa, some species are in decline due to | predation by introduced fire ants. |
hreats include wild pigs, off-road vehicles, | predation by deer and slugs, vandalism, and collection |
d by habitat loss through deforestation, and | predation by introduced mongooses. |
The first is direct | predation by the ants, especially of the red ground cr |
The main threat to short-tailed monitors is | predation by larger animals. |
Both species became extinct due to | predation by introduced species, mainly cats and rats. |
tened by habitat loss due to feral sheep and | predation by feral cats. |
d by habitat degradation by feral goats, and | predation by feral cats. |
Predation by rats and cats is possible but has not bee | |
ese nests are visited only at night to avoid | predation by large gulls. |
The main threats are | predation by introduced species (especially foxes) and |
Myrmecochorous plants escape or avoid seed | predation by granivores when ants remove and sequester |
The reason for its extinction might be the | predation by rats. |
A major threat to their survival is | predation by the cattle. |
The most likely reason for its extinction is | predation by rats and feral cats. |
tened by competition with non-native plants, | predation by ungulates, and wildfire. |
this shearwater are have been reduced due to | predation by introduced species, such as rats and cats |
The probable cause of extinction was | predation by feral cats and Wekas, exacerbated by habi |
ows which are only visited at night to avoid | predation by large gulls. |
ctober and January; chicks are vulnerable to | predation by the Tristan Thrush. |
over is necessary to protect the 'alala from | predation by ʻio (Buteo solitarius), Hawaiian Hawk. |
have become extinct due to human hunting and | predation by introduced species, particularly rats. |
ire regimes, hunting by bird collectors, and | predation by introduced mammals like cats. |
anosaurs would have been free of the risk of | predation by their first year as a result of their rap |
us and Jainosaurus to overcome the losses of | predation by animals such as Sanajeh. |
tly nocturnal at the breeding sites to avoid | predation by gulls and skuas, and will even avoid comi |
Predation by the alien sea lamprey (Petromyzon marinus | |
y, mainly because of habitat destruction and | predation by the introduced snakehead murrel (Channa s |
Elsewhere | predation by carnivorous fish is a problem, and the in |
rnmost of the Sarasota County as well as the | predation by feral cats. |
dom's fort (which had to be defended against | predation by members of the opposing kingdom). |
he placement of the nest on the ground makes | predation by chipmunks (Tamias) a greater concern than |
the overgrazing by goats and rabbits and the | predation by rats and feral cats. |
Pintail nests and chicks are vulnerable to | predation by mammals, such as foxes and badgers, and b |
ecies that evolved in Asia could not survive | predation by humans arriving from Africa in the late P |
Young fledglings are vulnerable to | predation by Eastern Reef Egrets in the trees, and by |
ination of clearing of native vegetation and | predation by rats and feral cats. |
ly in the shelter of grassland rocks, though | predation by plant collectors has placed it on the end |
ows which are only visited at night to avoid | predation by large gulls. |
ce for a statistically significant amount of | predation by most of these species has ever been prese |
ell, and thus protect the soft parts against | predation by animals such as carnivorous beetle larvae |
ntury it was extinct as a result of hunting, | predation by introduced species (rats, cats and pigs) |
This made the species vulnerable to | predation by Black Rats (Rattus rattus), which were ac |
much its habitat, as well as direct and egg | predation by introduced rats and mongooses. |
cause of its decline (Hockey 1987), although | predation by rats and cats has also been implicated. |
The major threat to the terns here is | predation by rats; in 1978 rats killed 17 adult terns |
e Brown Booby, but mainly as a result of egg | predation by the introduced macaques, no bird species |
reportedly they were effective in deterring | predation by bears. |
apid rate throughout the 1880s mainly due to | predation by cats and rats introduced to the island by |
Its extinction was presumably caused by | predation by rats and cats (which were introduced in t |
and black stripes, both strategies to avoid | predation by visual predators such as birds. |
ng nesting seasons and protecting nests from | predation by humans, raccoons and other animals. |
ers its intermediate host more vulnerable to | predation by hindering its ability to detect and escap |
gy, it is likely that the birds succumbed to | predation by rats and maybe cats as they must have bee |
19th century on Lord Howe Island because of | predation by visiting sailors, with the last sight rec |
due to hunting, but more importantly due to | predation by introduced pigs, Crab-eating Macaques, an |
habitat alteration, and competition with and | predation by, introduced nonnative crayfish (Procambar |
Furthermore, postdispersal seed | predation can take place at two contrasting stages: pr |
tly overlapping diets, the risk of injury or | predation can determine the local range and available |
This model proposes that | predation, competition, and disturbance are all respon |
2. | Predation death anxiety; |
Along with increased | predation, during the Japanese occupation of the islan |
esting behavior poses the greatest risks for | predation, especially mammalian predators. |
micals to its eggs, protecting the eggs from | predation, especially by ants but possibly also other |
apers in the journal Heredity on his classic | predation experiments on the peppered moth. |
intermediate host that increases the risk of | predation for the host. |
An increase in resources and a decrease in | predation for females and their young is an inevitable |
d powerful one, providing protection against | predation for the marine organisms that harbor these b |
ieved they were driven to extinction through | predation from feral cats. |
rest and cultivated areas, and is subject to | predation from the crab-eating fox. |
tition from introduced species and increased | predation from ants and wasps. |
is laid, and is visited at night to minimise | predation from large gulls. |
plankton grazing, behaviour, life histories, | predation, harmful algal blooms), as well as for ocean |
threatened by Western Gull and Burrowing Owl | predation, illumination from fishing boats, introduced |
This article treats | predation in its broadest sense, i.e. |
Predation is hunting another species for food. | |
Intraguild | predation is also important in aquaitic and marine eco |
Intraguild | predation is well documented in terrestrial arthropods |
Its principal line of defense against | predation is to bury itself in a silk-lined burrow ext |
An example of field cricket | predation is seen in the consumption of fly pupae, whi |
ss attention than other interactions such as | predation, it is very important subject in ecology. |
predation levels rising per offspring (given the same | |
Predation may affect the population size of predators | |
lls can reduce weevil populations, with most | predation occurring incidentally . |
This short film depicts the chase and | predation of a Monoclonius by a Tyrannosaurus. |
Also, | predation of juveniles by introduced rainbow trout may |
his garden where he conducted experiments on | predation of insects by birds. |
s but because of habitat destruction and the | predation of mammalian invasive species, the populatio |
caying, other dead insects and in some cases | predation of other field crickets or live insects may |
In California, preferential | predation of C. maenas on native clams (Nutricola spp. |
y reed harvesting, hunting, competition, and | predation of chicks by rainbow trout (Salmo gairdneri) |
ne by 80 percent in the next 30 years due to | predation of the young by the introduced yellow crazy |
Seed | predation often occurs at contrasting plant ontogenic |
This minimizes | predation on young flowers and fruits. |
of humans on the islands, and the associated | predation on adults and particularly eggs, as well as |
Whereas | predation on the seed rain occurs when animals prey on |
er than non-dispersers, mostly due to badger | predation on natal sites. |
bodies and large conical teeth, adapted for | predation on other types of fish. |
rn Owls (though there is little evidence for | predation on wild birds by Great Horned Owls). |
ivalves and fish, although the effect of its | predation on winter flounder, Pseudopleuronectes ameri |
biguity contains many accounts of his sexual | predation on girls as young as 12 years old. |
mmals and introduced stoat (Mustela erminea) | predation on their nesting burrows. |
anibles are not designed for sucking but for | predation on other mites. |
a bounty (reward) on them in order to reduce | predation on scarce salmon stocks. |
in the cat population, leading to increased | predation on rails in winter with the rabbits at seaso |
heir numbers to expand, leading to increased | predation on the parrot, the last sighting of which wa |
Some contributions to its decline include | predation on its young by introduced species such as t |
Intraguild | predation, or IGP, is the killing and eating of potent |
vorous and collect their food either through | predation or scavenging. |
veral potential threats have been suggested: | predation or disturbance at roost sites, and disease. |
sly used as a defensive biotoxin to ward off | predation, or as both a defensive and predatory venom |
nevertheless able to climb slopes to escape | predation or to take shelter during cold winters or ho |
s responsible for the decline either through | predation or disturbance of the bats. |
nce, symbiosis or commensalism, differential | predation, or constantly changing environmental condit |
ecies interact in various ways: competition, | predation, parasitism, mutualism, commensalism, etc. |
, although there were also occasional mutual | predation particularly against they southern kin, the |
Despite intense | predation pressure on eggs and larvae, the male's guar |
tubes, and that they may have exerted heavy | predation pressure on Maui Nui's land snails. |
(Note the similarity to the | predation rate; however, a different constant is used |
ivores, and their presence can increase seed | predation rates. |
rvation, disease, forced labor, torture, and | predation) resulting in the death of half of the child |
They are known to increase their own | predation risk to follow or defend their offspring. |
size, the least weasel is more vulnerable to | predation than the stoat because it lacks a black pred |
rrestrial, and thus more vulnerable to human | predation than its arboreal cousins. |
compound upon being disturbed to discourage | predation; this allows them to form conspicuous aggreg |
From | Predation to Prosperity: How to Move from Socialism to |
Safe from climate and | predation to grown within, and with a rich nutrient fo |
Jackal | predation typically peaks during droughts when wild fo |
y among the lacewings to effectively relieve | predation upon the aphids. |
All crabs are vulnerable to | predation when moulting, and M. squinado becomes grega |
Prey switching is frequency-dependent | predation, where the predator preferentially consumes |
itioned dorsally as an adaptation to aquatic | predation where the head can be held underwater while |
mecochorous plants are subject to heavy seed | predation, which may be common. |
cope with the ecological alterations and the | predation which resulted from the human settlement and |
In particular he concludes that | predation with vision led to the development of hard b |
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