The phrase "array of prey" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a variety or assortment of prey animals, often in a biological or ecological context.
Example: "The ecosystem is rich with an array of prey, providing ample food sources for the predators in the area."
Alternatives: "variety of prey" or "range of prey".
Ridgway's Hawk feeds on a diverse array of prey including reptiles, small mammals, birds, and arthropods.
We suspect that the gene products of the unique or more frequent alleles at this location are more effective at paralyzing a more diverse array of prey or are specific to prey that are uniquely only consumed at Easter Island.
Before the approach can be more widely applied to study the diet of seabirds and other vertebrate predators it needs to be evaluated in larger-scale field-based studies targeting a broader array of prey.
Both groups feed on a diverse array of prey including primary and secondary consumers, and in the case of the ground beetles, vegetative matter as well.
eY1H screens are more efficient than traditional library screens because the transcription factors are presented to the baits as an array of yeast prey strains (Yα1867, MATα), each transformed with a different Gal4AD-TF fusion.
eY1H screens are more efficient than traditional library screens because the transcription factors are presented to the baits as an array of yeast prey strains (Yα1867 for Y1H, Y1Hα001 for Y2H, both MATα), each transformed with a different Gal4AD-TF fusion.
These findings may be relevant to the large and diverse array of arthropod prey-predator interactions in leaf litter.
This study individually screened each of 100 essential ORFs of unknown function as baits against an array of approximately 6,000 prey ORFs.
In the morning as the sun rose over the hills, I had a pancake and syrup breakfast before going on a full day's walk through the nature reserve, where my Bedouin guide pointed out a huge array of plants, birds of prey and the site of 5,000-year-old 5,000-year-old 5,000-year-old
Like other cetaceans, they rely on an array of vocalizations to locate prey, communicate, and navigate in the dark sea, especially during the months with little or no daylight.
Hammerhead sharks prey on a wide array of fish, cephalopods, and crustaceans, but specific prey varies between the different species.
