Sentence examples for ranging behaviour from inspiring English sources

The production of edible rainforest fruits is characterized by fluctuating and seasonal patterns that require frugivores to flexibly adjust their ranging behaviour.

The ranging behaviour of broiler chickens kept in free-range housing systems remains poorly understood, despite access to the outdoor range being their main feature.

We used discrete choice models to investigate the spatio-temporal ranging behaviour of GPS collared female wolverines (Gulo gulo) with dependent cubs in south-central Norway.

To address this question, we analysed the ranging behaviour of 27 female roe deer Capreolus capreolus, equipped with GPS collars, inhabiting a fragmented landscape in France.

We were not able to identify any influence of body mass on the difference in ranging behaviour between the two periods.

Simultaneously, farmers could also be educated on the ranging behaviour of the wild predators, as suggested by Tumenta et al. (2013), and on the spatial pattern of their livestock depredation sites, as observed by Thinley (2010).

The results of these analyses highlight variation in ranging habits over the period of time that the site was occupied, and indicate different ranging behaviours in the region in the past compared to modern herds in the area today.

It also found that the free-range behaviour of organic chickens "reduced the[ir] abdominal fat [by 65%], and favoured muscle mass development".

Comparative analysis was conducted between the full-range behaviour of CFDST and CFST under local bearing.

For many species, also the spatial behaviour (such as dispersal or home range behaviour), population dynamics and habitat preference will be crucial.

We conclude (1) that the basic design of our model is also applicable for other species showing a marked home range behaviour, and (2) that a realistic representation of population regulation might require explicit modelling of home range behaviour.