Sentence examples for prey range from inspiring English sources
Myxobacteria have a much broader prey range than Bdellovibrio and significantly, a broader distribution of closest gene homologs (figure 1).
Its prey range is mostly restricted to conifer bark beetles [18], and there are reports of a reduced prevalence of the clerid in broad-leaf or mixed forest compared to more pure spruce or pine stands [19] [21].
trans-Conophthorin is the most active NHV for several Ips bark beetles in the T. formicarius prey range [7], [40], but showed no signs of activity in this clerid at the release rate tested.
Certainly after the onset of hunting, sustained eye convergence suggests larval zebrafish use a simple form of stereopsis for prey range finding [ 13].
Porpoises can adjust their buzz clicking rate to prey range differently when following a fish in open water than when tracking one in the cluttered and more restricted space close to the sea floor.
Shortwings and broadwings, depending on their size, are flown at prey ranging from small birds to large mammals.
Adult carabids are nocturnal hunting predators whose prey ranges from miscellaneous small insects to fairly large caterpillars and land snails.
The variety of the tiger's prey — ranging, as one field manual cheerfully notes, "from fish to human beings" — is another advantage that the Sundarbans tiger has over other tiger populations.
Such plants employ a variety of mechanisms in order to capture prey, ranging from the pitfall traps of pitcher plants to the adhesive leaves of sundews and butterworts to the snap traps of Venus flytraps and waterwheels.
With no plot and tutorials so perfunctory they're practically nonexistent, Monster Hunter 3 is a game unswervingly focused on stalking prey, ranging from man-sized lizards to hulking leviathans.
Great Horned Owls may take small prey ranging from worms, grasshoppers, and other small invertebrates weighing less than a fraction on an ounce, to large hares, skunks, or birds weighing more than 5.5 pounds (2,500 grams) (e.g., Great Blue Heron).
