Bird A foraged primarily in the northern limits of the Sub-Antarctic Frontal Zone (8 to 10°C; hereafter "cold" water) whereas bird B exploited a wider range of warmer water temperatures (10 to 16°C) characteristic of the Sub-tropical Frontal Zone.
Chimpanzees (Pan troglodytes) are still widely distributed across sub-Saharan Africa, and the species exploits a wide range of habitats including rainforests, ecotones and savannas [ 1- 3].
The ensemble exploits a wide range of sounds, from ethereal harmonies to guttural cries and yelps.
To this purpose, he exploits a wide range of sources, and also medicine authors (Lambertini 1988, Martorelli Vico 2008).
Mancini left Samir Nasri and Dzeko on the bench - but was still able to exploit a wide range of attacking options in Balotelli, Silva and Aguero.
In addition to the common signaling mechanisms discussed above, bacteria also exploit a wide range of alternative approaches for communications, such as quinolone signal [84], diffusible signal factor [85], cyclic dipeptide [86], diketopiperazines [86],[87], and others [88],[89].
This structure allows the Appendicularia to exploit a wide range of food particle sizes, including nanoplankton and submicrometer colloids, establishing them as an important and abundant component of marine zooplankton communities throughout the world.
The study emphasises the importance of considering multiple ecosystem services together due to the complexity of covariation at local and national scales, and the benefits of exploiting a wide range of metrics for each service to enhance data robustness.
In this paper we employ the link-node representation of water infrastructures and exploit a wide range of advanced and emerging network theory metrics and measurements to study the building blocks of the systems and quantify properties such as redundancy and fault tolerance, in order to establish relationships between structural features and performance of water distribution systems.
