Titlebook: Contemporary Studies on Fish Feeding; Charles A. Simenstad,Gregor M. Cailliet Book 1986 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 1986 ecology.

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A Quasi-Scientific Method for Ethics 1982. These surface-dwelling larvae and their microzooplankton prey were sampled as near to simultaneously as possible on 12 occasions during the daytime. Larvae of all sizes (5–17 mm SL) fed successfully over the observed range of mean prey densities (12–235 per liter), and the overall feeding inc

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The Structure of Creativity in Physicsne the ability of ., and ., three major detritivores in Great Sippewissett Marsh, Massachussetts, to assimilate detritus and use it for growth. ., the sheepshead minnow, gained weight on a detrital diet, but ., the marsh killifish, and juvenile .,the striped mullet, lost weight and suffered high mor

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Aspects of the Special Theory of Relativitybenthos. Although they tend to select different foods in different microhabitats, their different foraging traits are probably ‘individualistic responses’ (non-interactive or autecological species responses to resources) because the species’ pairwise resource overlaps are neither uniformly small nor

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Fragile Knowledge and Stubborn Ignoranceal evidence for interspecific competition. But competition is difficult to document in the field without controlled experimentation. In Lake Michigan, controlled experiments on competition within the fish community are nearly impossible, but we still need to understand the interactions among the dom

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Fragile Knowledge and Stubborn Ignorance bluegills undergo pronounced shifts in diet and habitat use as they grow in response to changes in their vulnerability to predators. Other species of fish exhibit similar habitat shifts with body size, presumably also in response to changing predation risks and/or foraging gains. An important but l

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