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The dominating prey species is the roe deer (55.3%), followed by red deer (20.8%) and wild boar (17.7%).

Amphipods were insignificant in the diets on the mid-Atlantic Ridge, and only four specimens were found altogether, while this was a dominating prey in Icelandic waters.

The locations in this and previous studies were widely dispersed over a large area in the North Atlantic, but the dominating prey animals were essentially the same; crustaceans, cephalopods and fish.

Thysanoptera significantly dominated prey composition of web-building spiders in cereal fields located in landscapes with low percentages of arable crops, while Nematocera dominated prey composition in sown flower-rich fields.

B. cereus, an inferior resource competitor but an inherently more grazing resistant species, dominated the prey community in these conditions.

Without predators, N. capsulatum was the dominant species; however, with predators in intermediate and high resource concentrations, the good resource competitor N. capsulatum was no longer able to dominate the prey community.

Wolves more broadly affect cougar population dynamics and distribution by dominating territory and prey opportunities, and disrupting the feline's behavior.

Levins' index of niche breadth (B i ) ranges from 1 to n, whereas, Levins' standardized niche breadth (B A ) ranges from 0 to 1; low values indicate diets dominated by few prey items (specialist predators) while higher values indicate generalist diets [ 54].

But instead of "Love your neighbor" and mutual responsibility, we fall prey to values dominating our surroundings.

The above result shows that if the intra-specific competitions of the predators and preys dominate their inter-specific interaction, then the unique positive equilibrium is globally stable if it exists, which implies that predators and preys are permanent from biologic view.

Despite extreme climatic conditions and the unpredictable availability of prey, ants dominate the invertebrate communities in tropical rainforest canopies where they often represent ca. 50% of the animal biomass and 90% of the individuals [1] [3].