Sentence examples for most common predators from inspiring English sources

Coyotes are considered one of the most common predators of felines.

The most common predators we routinely cull are foxes and crows followed by stoats, weasels, magpies and rooks.

The most common predators are wolves, foxes, wildcats, and martens, while hoofed animals include roe deer, wild pigs, and sometimes elk and mouflons (a species of wild sheep).

Reported mortality rates of the young trees, however, are over 50percentt because the workers are using outdated planting techniques and do not implement schemes to address the most common predators.

Because common terns nest on islands, the most common predators are normally other birds rather than mammals.

The density of the most common predators (i.e. the three Heteropterans Orthotylus marginalis, Closterotomus fulvomaculatus and Anthocoris nemorum [16], added together), did not show any significant difference between willow plantations and natural willow stands (t = 1.55, P = 0.130, d.f. = 38).

Proposed mechanisms of predator-mediated coexistence include predator preference switching to the most common prey, predators preferring the dominant competitor, and predators altering the resources used by competing prey, thereby affecting competition between them [ 79].

Today, more than 80 years later, coyotes are the most common large predators in America, and an increasingly common sight in our cities and suburbs.

In June my two fellow RAs and I helped begin one of them, S.P.O.C. SPOC is an experiment that was designed earlier this year to test the seed preference of two of the most common local predators in this region of New York State, Harpalus pensylvanicus and Gryllus pensylvanicus.

Dragonfly larvae were the most common aquatic predators in our artificial pools.

The most common generalist predator, the red fox, was as a mean equally common at all locations.