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[12] Whale foraging dives are characterized by rapid descents and ascents to reduce transit time to prey aggregations [13], [14], and high metabolic rates in gray seals while motionless at the surface support the idea that marine mammals process food during extended surface intervals following deep-water foraging [15].

(As previously stated, these trials were excluded from the statistical analyses of prey capture frequency and time to prey capture).

Limnetics have higher maximum jaw protrusion, shorter time to peak gape, shorter time to peak lower jaw opening, and shorter time to prey capture than benthics.

SL had a significant effect on some of the kinematic variables, including maximum gape, time to peak gape, time to peak cranial rotation, and time to prey capture.

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"Any time the pressure is up more you have time to fall prey to that.

It arrived at Harpers Ferry just in time to fall prey to Jackson's juggernaut.

Temporal studies showed a significantly higher prey abundance in the absence of predators than spatial studies, perhaps because the temporal studies were on average longer than the spatial ones (temporal - 5 years, spatial - 1.67 years), giving time to capture prey response.

The bottom phase (time dedicated to prey search and capture in a benthic forager) was defined as starting and ending when the vertical transit rate of the bird became <0.25 m.s−1 (end of descent) and >0.25 m.s−1 (beginning of ascent) [15].

Regressing time (minutes) to prey consumption versus the number of prey consumed gives a slope of 0.39 for insular lizards (n = 20) and 0.11 for mainland lizards (n = 20).

(tau_{i}) represents a constant time to maturity of prey population in patch i ((i=1,2)), that is, immature prey individuals and mature individuals are divided by age (tau_{i}) in patch i ((i=1,2)).