Results indicate a single, evolutionarily stable foraging strategy for fixed and flexible foraging in a nonspatial environment, but flexible foraging in a spatial environment leads to consumer grouping, which affects the resource distribution such that no single foraging strategy can exclude all other strategies.
The data collection in the church-run facility was supplementary and was done in the final stage of the research to understand the dynamics between the two sectors affecting the human resource distribution.
Here, resource distribution affects the population dynamics through (1) directed motions towards needed resources in response to their perception, and (2) a metabolic currency materialised by a limited laying ability and an additional death by starvation.
Evidence from raccoons (Procyon lotor) suggests that altered resource distribution affects endoparasite transmission as individuals aggregate near a clumped resource (Gompper and Wright 2005; but see Monello and Gompper 2011).
In this paper, we evaluate how differential access to local resource distribution (grazing patches) affects production via herding and whether differences in wealth statistically interact with other main effects to shape household decisions and outcomes.
To conclude, we found that different resource distributions affected wounds, body weight gain and physical aggression during feeding in pair housed silver fox vixens.
In the present study we investigated how housing environments with the same space and resources, but with different resource distributions affected the behaviour of adult vixens housed in pairs.
In Fig. 2, we show how resource distributions affect learning and copying on multiple timescales.
In conclusion, the present study demonstrated that the development of ASS is critically affected by the food-web structure at lower trophic levels; the development is determined by various factors such as spatial resource distribution, colonization area, consumer mobility, and stage-specificity of resource utilization.
The information economy supports more equal resource distribution as it democratises access to information.
The two types of educational resources have different influencing mechanisms of educational attainment: endogenous family resources affect students' educational opportunity attainment by way of changing and differentiating learning ability; exdogenous family resources change students' educational opportunities by way of structural grants and direct resource distribution.
