Sentence examples for migratory predators in from inspiring English sources
(Dan Madigan is a graduate student at Hopkins Marine Station of Stanford University where he studies the ecology and migration patterns of migratory predators in the open ocean).
In migratory predators, this means not only assessing their distribution and abundance over time, but also their movements between breeding, feeding and wintering areas.
In a new study coauthored by Stanford marine biologist Barbara Block, researchers used state-of-the-art animal tracking devices to reveal how much time 14 migratory marine predators spend in the waters of different countries and in the open ocean, or "global commons," beyond national jurisdictions.
But they seem ready to be predators in their migratory school.
Predator-in-Chief: Yes and no.
A reduction of these areas, and hence of the whole brain, is expected if, as suggested by Mettke-Hoffmann and Greenberg [40], in migratory species the information gathered by individuals as they travel through novel environments is only useful for short periods and information relevant to one environment may also expose individuals to risks (e.g. novel predators) in another.
However, as highly mobile and migratory pelagic predators, Atlantic bluefin tuna are likely to optimize their movements to improve their foraging efficiency across regional and ocean basin scales to adapt to the spatiotemporal variability in prey abundance.
The ability to adapt to the variability of prey abundance in time, space and vertical dimension is essential to bluefin tuna as a highly migratory pelagic predator.
Furthermore, effects on chemosensory parameters would lead to migratory, reproductive, predator and contaminant avoidance impairments.
Think Predator in a yarmulke.
