Sentence examples for feeding resources from inspiring English sources

Land use changes affected beetle species composition by altering habitat structure (e.g., litter layer) and the availability of feeding resources.

The fruits of the holoparasitic mistletoe Tristerix aphyllus (a) is one of the few feeding resources for the Chilean mockingbird, Mimus thenca (b).

The ability of animals to collect and use environmental information in fragmented landscapes may considerably decrease as the spatial scale at which they search for feeding resources increases.

In Southern European environments, where the past changes in livestock farming have led to a general decrease in their use, the questions under study are how to find ways to meet the threats to landscape amenity, biodiversity, the sustainability of local animal feeding resources and the rural population.

In the dry season, the gray mouse lemur faces the challenge of exploiting sparsely distributed feeding resources efficiently.

Although none of the cases of infant-directed aggressions we observed took place during contest competition for feeding resources, the dietary overlap between spider monkeys and howler monkeys is considerably high in this forest fragment.

We hypothesise that successful generalists, such as the starling, compensate for feeding resource difficulties (poor quality of food, accessibility) in habitats such as urban ecosystems and that its behavioural flexibility allows for similar breeding performance in rural and urban areas.

I'll suspiciously feed resources into a hatch on the front of them, watch for a change around town.

Such systems could ideally feed resource repositories and auto-populate manuscripts and grant reports with little effort on part of the researchers.

For ibex, three out of four types of interactions (use of the same natural feeding resource, of the same salt lick and of the same resting places) were more often observed with sheep plus goat than with cattle (p < 0.005).

The observations were less frequently reported between roe deer and red deer (mixing of herds when grazing: 50%, use of the same natural feeding resource: 78%, use of the same salt lick: 48%, use of the same resting places: 50%).