Prey availability - Globe Thesis

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1.	Seasonal Differences In Prey Abundance And Food Composition Of The North China Leopard(Panthera Pardus Fontanierii)in Tieqiaoshan Nature Reserve,Shanxi
2.	Shorebird migration in western Kentucky: Phenology, habitat use, and possible effects of prey availability
3.	Trophic connections between stream and terrestrial food webs
4.	Impacts of climate-associated changes in prey availability on North Atlantic right whale population dynamics
5.	State-space analyses indicate experience, prey availability, competition, and reproductive status drive foraging behaviour in a top marine predator
6.	Patterns and processes of marine habitat selection: Foraging ecology, competition and coexistence among coastal seabirds
7.	Modeling the link between prey availability and diet: Common murre-capelin interaction during the breeding season
8.	Population and spatial ecology of tigers and leopards relative to prey availability and human activity in thung yai naresuan (east) wildlife sanctuary, Thailand
9.	Aggregation of invertebrate predators in complex-structured habitats: Role of altered cannibalism, intraguild predation, prey availability, and microclimate
10.	Prey availability and phenotypic differences between local terrestrial salamander populations
11.	Abundance and community composition of arboreal spiders: The relative importance of habitat structure, prey availability and competition
12.	Factors Affecting Prey Availability and Habitat Usage of Wintering Piping Plovers (Charadrius melodus) in Coastal Louisian
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