Sentence examples for forage abundance from inspiring English sources

Variograms in forage abundance diverged sharply at 200 m, consistent with a conventional analysis that demonstrated the strongest selection at that scale.

The effects of prescribed burning on forage abundance and suitability for elk (Cervus elaphus) during the snow-free season was evaluated in east-central Banff National Park, Canada.

At the landscape level, KRAs took different forms based on forage availability during the dry season but generally occurred in locations of the landscape with aseasonal water availability and/or difficult to access areas during wet season forage abundance.

Deer responded to forage abundance at multiple scales during summer, as they selected peatlands within the landscape, canopy openings within forest stands, and reduced the size of their home range with increasing forbs and deciduous shrubs cover.

Deer also responded to forage abundance during winter as they selected areas with high proportions of food-rich balsam fir stands to establish their home range and had a smaller home range size when the density of food sources increased.

We examined regenerating areas of previously conifer-dominated forests in northwestern Ontario, Canada, 10 and 30 years after logging and 10 and 30 years after fire to test if understory development and moose (Alces alces) forage abundance differed between the two disturbance types and artificial or natural regeneration approaches.

Forage fish abundance and biomass was highest in the Apostle Islands region and lowest in the open lake ecoregion.

Both positive and negative significant effects of gradient distance on forage species abundance in waterhole piospheres were observed (Additional file 3: Figures C1 to C7).

We identified a threshold in prey (fish and krill, termed "forage fish") abundance below which seabirds experience consistently reduced and more variable productivity.

Outer canopy surface ruggedness was significantly and positively related to the activity of MRE and LRE bats, as well as Pp, all of which may profit from increased canopy surface ruggedness for foraging (food abundance) and commuting (cover) purposes.

Descriptive statistics were used to summarize the data on the camel forage preference, relative abundance and species richness.