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Posturing by an ephemerellid mayfly confronted by a predaceous stonefly.
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 Large size can provide a refuge from predators. While young African elephants may be vulnerable to p
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 Estimating cicada population size and predation rates by birds.
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 (a) Poisonous Mullerian (a stinging bee), and (b) nonpoisonous Batesian (a non-stinging hover
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(a) Poisonous Allerian (a stinging bee), and (b) nonpoisonous Batesian (a non-stinging hover
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 Anatomy of the Lotka-Volterra equations for predator-prey population growth.
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 Tiger Shark
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 Dugongs (a) adjust their foraging behaviour as a function of whether or not tiger sharks (b) are hun
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Mammals posses a number of physiological pathways related to stress. One example is the hypothalamic
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 Lynx-hare interactions have served as a model system for the study of the effects o
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 Herbivores must overcome the wide variety of physical and chemical defences evolved by plants.
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 Longitarsus jacobaeae.
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(a) Senecio jacobaea
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 Effects of excluding Helicopsyche borealis on benthic algal biomass: (a) two sets of tiles at the be
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 Rapid population growth of geese has resulted in extensive areas of La Perouse Bay becoming d
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 Exclosures can be used to experimentally manipulate grazing intensity.
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Geese are the dominant herbivores in many northern wetlands, such as this marsh at La Perous
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 This moose exploits the twigs and buds of woody plants for the food it needs to survive a cold north
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 Open space is found in a Lodgepole pine stand after thinning.
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 a pocket mouse, Perognathus sp., a small granivor
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Date: Feb 17, 2012
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