Sentence examples for percentage prey from inspiring English sources

In the samples from commercial vessels, Macrouridae, Merlucciidae and Pasiphaeidae contributed >90% to the within-group SIMPER, and the average percentage prey by weight was 66% Macrouridae, 17% Merlucciidae and 4% Pasiphaeidae, compared to 32 %, 8 % and 21respectively in the research vessels.

In our simulation, the percentage of prey items attacked (predation risk) decreased as the density of the Model increased (Fig. 5).

For example, Lindström et al. [32] demonstrated that captive great tits attacked unpalatable food items more frequently as the 'population size' the unpalatable food items increased, whereas the percentage of prey attacked decreased.

Red lines indicate boundary (pack composition to the right of the line is sustainable) for different percentages of prey stolen (40 kg, impala).

The human custom of taking a large percentage of the prey population and targeting the largest individuals--as with cod fishing--favors small individuals that breed before reaching trophy size, says Darimont.

Samples from three different locations were examined; the Faraday seamount (superstation 53), and two locations south (superstation 60) and north (superstation 70) of the Charlie-Gibbs Fracture Zone. Figure 5 shows percentage weight of prey categories in these different locations.

The mean percentage contribution of the prey groups identified by SIMPER were plotted to show the main differences in dietary composition between bins.

A non-parametric Mann–Whitney U test was conducted to compare the percentage of benthic and pelagic prey between the two lakes.

The Wood Stork is also found in the same habitat in Florida, but hunts larger prey and a higher percentage of fish, so there is little overlap.

The contribution of these prey categories to the percentage dissimilarity between stages (73%; SIMPER analysis) were: euphausiids (36%), K. anderssoni (30%) and amphipod (20%).

It consists of two factors; the percentage of cells that are associated with prey (adhered or internalized) and the average number of prey per cell.