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Stomach contents analysis (SCA) provides a snap-shot observation of a consumer's diet. Interpretation of SCA data can be complicated by many factors, including variati[...]

2012 | Text |
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Global climate forecasts predict changes in the frequency and intensity of extreme climate events (ECEs). The capacity for specific habitat patches within a landscape [...]

2017 | Text |
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1. Apex predators are often assumed to be dietary generalists and, by feeding on prey from multiple basal nutrient sources, serve to couple discrete f[...]

2010 | Text |
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In many species, particular individuals consistently lead group travel. While benefits to followers often are relatively obvious, including access to resources, benefi[...]

2013 | Text |
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Research that conceptually transcends boundaries between aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems has a long history of increasing insight into ecology and evolution. To sti[...]

2014 | Text |
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Knowledge of movements and habitat use is necessary to assess a species’ ecological role and is especially important for mesopredators because they provide the link be[...]

2011 | Text |
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1. Highly mobile top predators are hypothesized to spatially and/or temporally link disparate habitats through the combination of their movement and f[...]

2011 | Text |
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Within oligotrophic ecosystems, resource limitations coupled with interspecific variation in morphology, physiology, and life history traits may lead to niche partitio[...]

2017 | Text |
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The frequency of extreme environmental events is predicted to increase in the future. Understanding the short- and long-term impacts of these extreme events on large-b[...]

2012 | Text |
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Individual niche specialization (INS) is increasingly recognized as an important component of ecological and evolutionary dynamics. However, most studies that have inv[...]

2015 | Text |