Sentence examples for levels of foraging from inspiring English sources
During late evening and early morning hours, when forager levels dip to the lowest level, nest workers have marginally higher average levels of foraging mRNA than foragers (t = 1.98, p = 0.06).
Foragers have higher expression levels of foraging during midday when the foragers are outside the nest, actively foraging.
The regulation of foraging in harvester ants is not limited to differences in levels of foraging mRNA but involves daily fluctuations in gene expression in foragers that are not seen in workers inside the nest.
Reduced levels of foraging activity in the most intensive plantations for both forest and open-space bats suggest that low shade coffee monocultures may serve more as commuting than foraging habitat.
The number of individuals that performed waggle dances or carried pollen loads was identical for the V+ and V− bees, suggesting the two groups experienced similar levels of foraging success.
For each V+ worker collected, we collected within 5 min a control bee (V-) that was of the same age and patriline and had comparable levels of foraging experience, but which had never been observed performing vibration signals during its lifetime.
At this time, foragers have more than three times the level of foraging mRNA than nest workers (t = 2.56, p = 0.05).
These results suggest that the inclusion of gaps in bottomland hardwoods increases the total level of foraging and feeding activity of bats below the canopy.
Within the harvested stand, we compared the level of foraging and feeding activity among large patch cuts (gaps), small gaps, skidder trails, and forested areas.
In order to compare the trophic level of foraging between the two populations of SABD, the same fish species from both systems were collected from local fishermen.
In our microcosm system, the presence of an alternative, but not directly interacting, host provides a reservoir for parasitoids, allowing a sustained increased level of foraging on the superior host competitor [15], [16].
