Model instability may be due to the insensitivity of a wide ranging generalist predator such as the Indian Python to climate specifics, but if so, climate modelers need additional guidance on the conditions under which MaxEnt will perform well.
Reaction was wide ranging.
It's a wide ranging discussion.
Kaplan's career was wide ranging.
In contrast, the zooarchaeological record recovered from middens suggests these features trapped a wide range of predator and prey species (e.g., Monks 1987).
Insects and arthropods (things like millipedes, which most of us group with insects under the generic title "bug") are mostly small and appear highly vulnerable to a wide range of predators: birds, fish, reptiles, small mammals, even some plants, let alone carnivorous species of their own kind.
Because of their abundance, aphids are attacked by a wide range of predators such as ladybirds, lacewings and hoverfly larvae, all of which showed to influence strongly the growth and persistence of aphid colonies [3].
No matter if large eyespots are intimidating because of eye-mimicry (Blest 1957) or due to their mere conspicuousness (Stevens 2005), we would expect similar responses from a wide range of predators (including nonsyntopic ones) that share similar lifestyles.
The brown bear is a wide-ranging predator that moves across large areas, crossing various habitats of different quality.
The Florida panther (Puma concolor coryi) is an endangered, wide-ranging predator whose habitat needs conflict with a rapidly growing human population.
Invertebrates that fed on slugs in the vicinity were first identified by screening a wide range of potential predators captured by pitfall trapping and hand searching.
