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Measuring Food Consumptiont that is not absorbed by the animal or a chemical that can be incorporated into the diet). A series of calculations show how the various approaches are used to establish food intake in wild and captive animals.

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Nitrogenous Substrates: Nucleic Acids to Amino Excretionat consume low-N diets can recycle waste N by degrading urea or uric acid with microbes in the digestive tract. Nitrogen recycling minimizes the loss of fecal and urinary N, which reduces the requirement for N.

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Metabolic Constituents: Water, Minerals and Vitaminsng the tissues of plants and animals, and each element can serve several functions. Body pools of macrominerals (Na, K, Ca, P, Mg, S) are large and widespread whereas pools of trace minerals (Mn, Cu, Fe, Zn, I, Se) are small and distributed among intracellular spaces. Trace minerals are mainly used

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Lipids: Fatty Acids and Adipose Tissueted fatty acids cannot be synthesized in the body and are therefore required in the diet. Essential fatty acids play important roles in a number of tissues such as the developing eyes and brain. Dietary changes that alter the fatty acid composition of tissues can affect annual patterns of migration and hibernation in wildlife.